SEC Keeps Rules for Tracking Stolen Securities Alive
Published Date: 3/6/2026
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Summary
The SEC is asking to keep the rules for how certain financial institutions store and keep records about lost or stolen securities for three more years. This affects banks, brokers, dealers, and others who must save reports and agreements to help track missing securities and prove they’re following the rules. It takes about 33 minutes per institution each year, costing roughly $50 per hour in clerical work, with no big changes or new costs planned.
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