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ARTICLE · 06 MAY 2021

FINRA Proposes Supplemental Liquidity Schedule

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The Schedule would supplement FOCUS Report filings.

United StatesFinance and Banking

FINRA proposed the adoption of a Supplemental Liquidity Schedule ("SLS"), pursuant to FINRA Rule 4524 ("Supplemental FOCUS Information") for "members with the largest customer and counterparty exposures." The Schedule would supplement FOCUS Report filings.

FINRA stated that the requirement to file the SLS would apply only to (i) carrying members with at least $25 million in free credit balances, as outlined under SEA Rule 15c3-3(a)(8), and (ii) any member with at least $1 billion in aggregate outstanding repurchase agreements, securities loan contracts and bank loans, as reported on their most recent FOCUS Report. Under these thresholds, FINRA approximated, the SLS requirement would apply to approximately 85 to 100 of its members with the greatest customer and counterparty exposures.

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