Examples of Exchange Director Nominating Member in a sentence
As described above, TD Ameritrade’s right to nominate an Exchange Director was transferred to Schwab in connection with the Schwab-TD Ameritrade Combination, resulting in TD Ameritrade no longer being an Exchange Director Nominating Member.
Each of these proposed amendments is discussed below.Amendment to the Definition of Exchange Director Nominating Member The Holdco LLC Agreement currently defines the term Exchange Director Nominating Member10 to mean each of E*Trade, TD Ameritrade, and Virtu,11 as each of those entities had the right to nominate an Exchange Director as of the Fourth Amended LLC Agreement Effective Date.
The purpose of this proposed amendment is to add clarity to the Holdco LLC Agreement as it reflects a governance change with respect to the Exchange that has already occurred.Amendment to the Definition of Morgan Stanley The Exchange proposes to amend the definition of Morgan Stanley in the Holdco LLC Agreement to reflect that such entity is now an Exchange Director Nominating Member, as E*Trade’s right to nominate an Exchange Director was transferred to Morgan Stanley, as described above.
Accordingly, the Exchange proposes to amend the definition of Exchange Director Nominating Member to replace the references to E*Trade and TD Ameritrade with references to Morgan Stanley and Schwab, respectively, to reflect that each of Morgan Stanley and Schwab now has the right to nominate an Exchange Director (in addition to Virtu, which remains as the third Exchange Director Nominating Member).
Also includes 13,324 shares owned by Mr. Kardos' children and 6,340 shares owned by trusts as to which Mr. Kardos' children are trustees; with regard to these shares as to which Mr. Kardos' children are beneficial owners, Mr. Kardos shares voting and dispositive power with his children.
As developed below, the Regulation is not irrelevant, extraneous or unrelated to the purpose of the Board.
Thethe Exchange is also proposing herein to delete all references to the term ‘‘E*Trade’’ contained in the definition of Exchange Director Nominating Member (as described above), in Exhibit J (as described above), and in the definition of Retail Broker Class A Member 17 (as described below), and there are no other references to the term ‘‘E*Trade’’ in the Holdco LLC Agreement.
The Holdco LLC Agreement currently defines TD Ameritrade to include a reference that such entity is an Exchange Director Nominating Member (i.e., has the right to nominate a 12 See Section 1.1 of the Holdco LLC Agreement for the current definition of E*Trade.
As noted above, the absence of a definition for a Class A Member that is neither a Nominating Class A Member nor an Exchange Director Nominating Member is consistent with the current Holdco LLC Agreement, which omits definitions for certain of such Class A Members.Amendment to the Definition of Retail Broker Class A MemberThe Holdco LLC Agreement currently defines Retail Broker Class A Member to include references to E*Trade and TD Ameritrade.
It does indeed specify certain mandatory documents explicitly.However, in other areas it is more vague and, in practice, other documents are commonly demanded, including certain items which provide the auditors with evidence or proof that the ISMS is operating.