S.E.C. Rule 606 Disclosures
Order Routing PracticesReports
- SEC606 Report Q1 2022 PDF opens in a new window
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- SEC606 Report Q4 2021 PDF opens in a new window
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- SEC606 Report Q4 2020 PDF opens in a new window
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- SEC606 Report Q3 2020 PDF opens in a new window
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Securities and Exchange Commission rules mandate the public disclosure of order routing practices (the "Disclosure Rules"). Under Rule 606 (formerly SEC Rule 11Ac1-6), broker-dealers that route customer orders in equity and option securities are required to make publicly available quarterly reports that, among other things, identify the venues to which customer orders are routed for execution.