Title 15 › Chapter 2A— SECURITIES AND TRUST INDENTURES › Subchapter III— TRUST INDENTURES › § 77mmm
The indenture trustee must send a short report to the holders of the indenture securities at least once every 12 months. If none of the listed events happened in the past year, no report is needed. The report must cover eight kinds of events, such as changes to the trustee’s eligibility, certain relationships with the issuer, unpaid advances by the trustee that total more than one-half of 1 percent of the principal amount outstanding, changes in other debts the issuer owes the trustee, property and funds the trustee holds, any release or substitution of property subject to the indenture, any new issues of the securities, and any other trustee actions that the trustee thinks materially affect the securities or the trust estate. The trustee must also send shorter reports within 90 days for a release or substitution of property unless that property’s fair value is less than 10 percent of the principal amount outstanding, and within 90 days when unpaid advances since the last report exceed 10 percent of the principal amount outstanding. Reports must be mailed to registered holders listed on the issuer’s books, to holders who gave their names and addresses to the trustee in the past two years, and (except for the 90‑day reports above) to holders whose names the trustee received under the law. A copy must also be filed at the same time with any stock exchange where the securities are listed and with the Commission.
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15 U.S.C. § 77mmm
Title 15 — Commerce and Trade
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Apr 3, 2026
Release point: 119-73not60