Does ExecutionReports satisfy our firm's FINRA Rule 5310 best-execution obligation?
No. No commercial tool or vendor can satisfy your firm's best-execution obligation.
ExecutionReports covers the competing-markets comparison in FINRA Rule 5310.09 from public 605/606 data.
Your firm's own order-level review, customer order handling analysis, and committee supervisory decisions
are still required.
What is the difference between the public firm view and the paid Firm Workspace?
Public firm pages summarize top routed venues and headline net price improvement metrics from public 606 filings.
The paid Firm Workspace unlocks all 144 order-size and notional buckets, surfaces mix-adjusted shortfall
exceptions against non-routed venues, provides an interactive committee disposition register, and generates
a printable committee dossier with a client-side SHA-256 content hash.
How does Amended SEC Rule 605 change what our committee must review?
Amended SEC Rule 605 expands monthly market-center disclosures to include odd lots, fractional shares,
24 notional tiers, and short-interval realized spreads (15 seconds and 1 minute). Under FINRA Rule 5310.09,
firms must compare execution quality across competing markets. ExecutionReports normalizes these files across
all reporting market centers so your committee can benchmark non-routed venues on the exact symbols and
order sizes your firm routes.
How does multi-CRD licensing work for outsourced CCOs and consulting firms?
Consulting firms managing multiple broker-dealers can use our Partner License ($14,900/yr for 5 to 50 BDs)
or Charter Partner tier ($9,900/yr for up to 10 BDs). This provides a centralized Consultant Portal
to monitor exception counts across all client firms, apply uniform committee justifications, and generate
white-labeled dossiers for each client's compliance archive.
What does the Dossier Export contain, and how is it archived?
The dossier export formats the four 5310.09 requirements and eight factors into a clean, browser-printable
record containing your quantitative matrix, competing market comparisons, conflict analysis, and committee
disposition notes. Each dossier computes a client-side SHA-256 content hash of the underlying data for internal
record verification. It is not a government-signed or certified record; your committee's actual review,
discussion, and adoption are required.