RE: Cantor Fitzgerald7 Apr 2020 07:15
Blue sheets are requests for information sent out by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to market makers, brokers, and/or clearing houses. Blue sheets ask for information related to specific securities or transactions—especially those that may have affected the price of the security. Blue sheets are often requested in order to determine if there has been any illegal activity or to determine why a certain security experiences a large level of volatility. Like most things in the trading world, blue sheets have now become electronic.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Blue sheets are requests for information sent out by the Securities and Exchange Commission to market makers, brokers, and/or clearing houses about trades.
Recipients must provide information about the security along with the date, price, and size of transaction, and the names of all parties involved.
Institutions may be fined if they update or don't provide accurate information.
This information is meant to improve transparency of banking and trading activities.
Blue sheets are now requested and filed electronically.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bluesheets.asp