Texas § 1231.083 REPORT OF STATE SECURITY SOLD THROUGH NEGOTIATION.

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§ 1231.083 — REPORT OF STATE SECURITY SOLD THROUGH NEGOTIATION.

Texas § 1231.083

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1231.083 (2026).

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Sec. 1231.083. REPORT OF STATE SECURITY SOLD THROUGH NEGOTIATION. A report concerning a state security sold through negotiation must state:

(1)the components of the spread, including:

(A)management fee;

(B)structuring fee;

(C)underwriting risk;

(D)takedown; and

(E)spread expenses;

(2)each firm's share of underwriting risk;

(3)the underwriter's counsel;

(4)a summary of obligation orders and allotments by maturity, firm, and order type; and

(5)each syndicate firm's share of management fee, structuring fee, underwriting risk fee, and takedown.

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Sec. 1231.083. REPORT OF STATE SECURITY SOLD THROUGH NEGOTIATION. A report concerning a state security sold through negotiation must state:
(1) the components of the spread, including:
(A) management fee;
(B) structuring fee;
(C) underwriting risk;
(D) takedown; and
(E) spread expenses;
(2) each firm's share of underwriting risk;
(3) the underwriter's counsel;
(4) a summary of obligation orders and allotments by maturity, firm, and order type; and
(5) each syndicate firm's share of management fee, structuring fee, underwriting risk fee, and takedown.