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Rule 15c3-3

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Rule 15c3-3
An SEC rule requiring broker-dealers to keep securities for which a client has paid in full separate from securities the client has purchased on margin as well as from securities used as collateral on a margin account.

Rule 15c3-3
An SEC rule that regulates the manner in which broker-dealers handle customers' fully paid securities and security values in excess of margin requirements. Fully paid securities must be segregated by broker-dealers.


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OTCBB:EVSC) an early-stage drug development company that pioneers new cardiovascular and metabolic drug therapies, announced today the Company's support of the SEC Amendment to the Collateral Requirements in Rule 15c3-3, which requires broker-dealers to provide full collateral when borrowing fully paid and excess margin securities from customers (http://www.
OTCBB:ITHH), today announced the Company's support of the SEC Amendment to the Collateral Requirements in Rule 15c3-3, which requires broker-dealers to provide full collateral when borrowing fully paid and excess margin securities from customers (http://www.
 
 
 
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