On December 16, 2005, the Securities and
Exchange Commission approved the proposed rule change to Rule G-14 RTRS
Procedures, paragraph (a)(ii)(C) to extend the expiration date of the
three-hour exception to the 15-minute reporting deadline.[1]
SUMMARY OF RULE CHANGE
The rule change extends the three-hour
exception to the 15-minute reporting deadline under MSRB Rule G-14. The
three-hour exception was scheduled to expire on January 31, 2006. The rule as
amended extends the expiration date of the three-hour exception to December 31,
2007 for when, as and if issued transactions, and to December 29, 2006 for all
other transactions.[2]
TEXT OF AMENDED RULE
Rule G-14 Reports of Sales or Purchases[3]
(a)- (b) No change.
Rule G-14 RTRS Procedures
(a) General Procedures.
(i) No change.
(ii) Transactions effected with a
Time of Trade during the hours of the RTRS
Business Day shall be reported within 15 minutes of Time of
Trade to an RTRS Portal except in the following situations:
(A) No change.
(B) No change.
(C) A dealer shall
report a trade within three hours of the Time of Trade
if all the following conditions apply: (1) the CUSIP number
and indicative data of the issue traded are not in the securities
master file used by the dealer to process trades for
confirmations, clearance, and settlement; (2) the dealer has
not traded the issue in the previous year; and (3) the dealer
is not a syndicate manager or syndicate member for the
issue. If fewer than three hours of the RTRS Business Day
remain after the Time of Trade, the trade shall be reported
no later than 15 minutes after the beginning of the next
RTRS Business Day. This provision (C) will cease to be
effective [one year after the Announced RTRS Start-Up Date.] on December 31, 2007 for when, as and if issued transactions
and December 29, 2006 for all other transactions.
(iii) – (vi) No change.
(b)-(d) No change.
December 22, 2005