PART 220—CREDIT BY BROKERS AND DEALERS (REGULATION T)
- 220.1—Authority, purpose, and scope.
- 220.2—Definitions.
- 220.3—General provisions.
- 220.4—Margin account.
- 220.5—Special memorandum account.
- 220.6—Good faith account.
- 220.7—Broker-dealer credit account.
- 220.8—Cash account.
- 220.9—Clearance of securities, options, and futures.
- 220.10—Borrowing and lending securities.
- 220.11—Requirements for the list of marginable OTC stocks and the list of foreign margin stocks.
- 220.12—Supplement: margin requirements.
- 220.101—Transactions of customers who are brokers or dealers.
- 220.103—Borrowing of securities.
- 220.105—Ninety-day rule in special cash account.
- 220.108—International Bank Securities.
- 220.110—Assistance by Federal credit union to its members.
- 220.111—Arranging for extensions of credit to be made by a bank.
- 220.113—Necessity for prompt payment and delivery in special cash accounts.
- 220.117—Exception to 90-day rule in special cash account.
- 220.118—Time of payment for mutual fund shares purchased in a special cash account.
- 220.119—Applicability of margin requirements to credit extended to corporation in connection with retirement of stock.
- 220.121—Applicability of margin requirements to joint account between two creditors.
- 220.122—“Deep in the money put and call options” as extensions of credit.
- 220.123—Partial delayed issue contracts covering nonconvertible bonds.
- 220.124—Installment sale of tax-shelter programs as “arranging” for credit.
- 220.127—Independent broker/dealers arranging credit in connection with the sale of insurance premium funding programs.
- 220.128—Treatment of simultaneous long and short positions in the same margin account when put or call options or combinations thereof on such stock are also outstanding in the account.
- 220.131—Application of the arranging section to broker-dealer activities under SEC Rule 144A.
- 220.132—Credit to brokers and dealers.