Rule 606 | RJL Capital Group

SEC RULE 606 REPORT

This report is divided into four sections:

Securities listed on the NYSE, reported as Network A-eligible securities
Securities listed on the NASDAQ
Securities listed on the NYSE AMEX or regional exchanges, reported as Network B-eligible securities
Exchange listed options

For each section, this report identifies the venues most often selected by the Firm, sets forth the percentage of various types of orders routed to the venues, and discusses the material aspects of the Firm’s relationship with the venues.

You may visit the SEC website for more information on the Disclosure of Order Execution and Routing Practices, Regulation NMS.

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For customers of RJL being introduced to Interactive Brokers:

Interactive Brokers Rule 606 Report

For other introduced relationships:

2017

2018

2019

2020

1st Quarter 2020

2nd Quarter 2020

PAYMENT FOR ORDER FLOW DISCLOSURE

RJL routes customer orders to national securities exchanges, alternative trading systems, which may include electronic communications networks (ECN), and other market centers. RJL does not receive compensation for routing orders to market centers. In exchange for routing orders to certain market centers, RJL may receive monetary rebates per executed share/contract for orders that add liquidity to its book. The rebates are considered payment for order flow even though it may not necessarily offset RJL’s aggregate payments for removing liquidity. In this regard, in any given month, the ‘credits’ received by RJL from a given market center may exceed the ‘debits’ charged to RJL for such period. Therefore, such excess credits paid to RJL may constitute, according to regulatory interpretation, payment for order flow.