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§ 356.13 When must I report my net long position and how do I calculate it?
(a) Net long position reporting threshold. (1) If you are bidding competitively in an auction, you must report your net long position when the total of your bids plus your net long position in the security being auctioned equals or exceeds the net long position reporting threshold (See table.). We will specify this threshold in the auction announcement for each security (See § 356.10.). The threshold is typically 35 percent of the offering amount, but we may state a different threshold in the auction announcement. To see whether you must report your net long position, follow this table:
If . . . | And if . . . | Then . . . |
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(i) the total of your bids and your net long position in the security being auctioned equals or exceeds the reporting threshold | you must report your net long position (which does not include your bids). | |
(ii) the total of your bids in the auction equals or exceeds the reporting threshold | you have no position or a net short position in the security being auctioned | you must report a zero. |
(iii) the total of your bids and your net long position in the security being auctioned is less than the reporting threshold | you may either report nothing (leave the field blank) or report your net long position. |