Series 27: Supplemental Liquidity Schedule

Taken from our Series 27 Online Guide

Supplemental Liquidity Schedule

Some broker-dealers must file a monthly Supplemental Liquidity Schedule (SLS). The information on the SLS tells FINRA whether the broker-dealer’s assets are liquid enough to promptly make cash payments to customers and creditors.

There are two circumstances under which a broker-dealer must file an SLS:

  • The broker-dealer is a carrying firm with at least $25 million in free credit balances. You may recall that a free credit balance is the cash in a customer's account that she may withdraw on demand.
  • The broker-dealer has at least $1 billion in debt from any or all of the following:
    • » Repurchase agreements
    • » Bank loans
    • » Borrow

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