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SEC Form X-17A-5 is a required financial and operational reporting filing used by SEC-registered broker-dealers to report financial condition and regulatory capital information under Exchange Act Rule 17a-5

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23145406X-17A-5Chauner Securities, Inc. Self 10/01/2026
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23144689X-17A-5Wolf A. Popper, Inc. Self 09/30/2026
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23143730X-17A-5Brentwood Capital Advisors Llc Self 09/30/2026
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23143715X-17A-5Bg Worldwide Securities, Inc. Self 09/30/2026
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23144347X-17A-5Nobles & Richards, Inc. Self 09/30/2026
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23143594X-17A-5Aeg Capital, Llc Self 09/30/2026
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23141620X-17A-5First Honolulu Securities, Inc. Self 09/29/2026
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23141619X-17A-5First Dallas Securities, Inc. Self 09/29/2026
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23142362X-17A-5Vestech Securities, Inc. Self 09/29/2026
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23142053X-17A-5Pricewaterhousecoopers Corporate Finance Llc Self 09/29/2026
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What Is SEC Form X-17A-5?

SEC Form X-17A-5 is an important filing required under Section 17 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Exchange Act Rule 17a-5. It is used by registered broker-dealers to report their financial and operational condition through the Financial and Operational Combined Uniform Single (FOCUS) Report and related annual reporting requirements.

This form is typically filed regularly (monthly and/or quarterly, depending on the broker-dealer’s regulatory status and activities) and also supports annual reporting that includes audited financial statements and compliance-related reports where applicable. Broker-dealers generally submit these reports to their designated examining authority and, in certain cases, to the SEC, consistent with Rule 17a-5 reporting pathways.

Form X-17A-5 supports regulatory oversight by standardizing the reporting of balance sheet information, net capital computations, and operational metrics.

Key elements typically found in SEC Form X-17A-5 include:

  • Name of the broker-dealer and identifying information
  • FOCUS Report schedules (including financial condition and income/expense reporting)
  • Net capital computation and related regulatory capital details
  • Filing period covered (monthly, quarterly, and/or fiscal year reporting basis)
  • Submission to the designated examining authority and/or SEC, as applicable
  • Annual reporting components, including audited financial statements when required

SEC Form X-17A-5 Filing Deadlines

SEC Form X-17A-5 includes recurring due dates tied to the end of the reporting period, and separate timing requirements for annual reports. These deadlines are crucial to ensure regulatory compliance and provide timely financial and operational information to regulators.

Filing Stage Timeline Details
FOCUS Report (Periodic) Within 17 business days after the period end Part II/Part IIA is generally filed within 17 business days after the end of each calendar quarter (and may be required monthly depending on the broker-dealer’s status and applicable rules)
Fiscal Year FOCUS Reporting (as applicable) Within 17 business days after the fiscal year end If the fiscal year end is not the end of a calendar quarter, a fiscal year FOCUS filing timing applies under Rule 17a-5 reporting provisions
Annual Reports (Audited, where required) Not more than 60 calendar days after the fiscal year end Annual reports required under Rule 17a-5 must be filed within 60 calendar days after the end of the broker-dealer’s fiscal year
Filing Location / Recipient As needed Reports are generally filed with the designated examining authority, or if none, with the SEC or its designee, consistent with the applicable Form X-17A-5 instructions

Key Things to Know About Form X-17A-5 Filing Rules

  • Applies to Registered Broker-Dealers: Broker-dealers registered with the SEC are subject to financial and operational reporting requirements under Rule 17a-5.
  • Periodic Reporting Structure: The FOCUS Report framework supports recurring reporting (monthly and/or quarterly) based on the broker-dealer’s activities and regulatory status.
  • Deadlines Are Period-End Driven: FOCUS filings are tied to the close of the reporting period and are generally due within 17 business days after the end of the applicable period.
  • Annual Reporting May Require Audit: Where annual reports are required, the filing must be made within 60 calendar days after the end of the fiscal year, and may include audited financial statements and related compliance reports.
  • Submitted Through Prescribed SEC/DEA Channels: Filers follow the SEC’s and the designated examining authority’s submission requirements and use the official Form X-17A-5 instructions and schedules to determine the applicable report type and filing pathway.

To track FOCUS Report amendments under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, our platform helps you monitor filings such as Form X‑17A‑5/A, alongside Parts I, II, and III of Form X‑17A‑5, ensuring transparency in broker‑dealer and swap dealer financial reporting

This form can be retrieved through the SEC’s EDGAR system. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see How to download SEC filings using the EDGAR API.

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