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[Description] The aggregate net liquidating equity in the correspondent’s proprietary accounts. Net liquidating equity is defined as the long market value minus the short market value plus the credit minus the debit for all securities (including options) in the account. The aggregate net liquidating equity is the total net liquidating equity across all accounts. [Questions & Responses] What does the definition of Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity exclude? The definition of Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity excludes sales credits or commissions, clearing deposit accounts and other receivable/payable accounts If correspondent firms have both inventory (trading) accounts and investment accounts, how should the two types be treated? Both types of accounts should be included in this calculation. Who should report ANLE? If a self-clearing firm has no correspondents, they will not report ANLE. This value can be null. If a self-clearing firm has correspondents, they will report ANLE for the correspondents only and not for themselves. [Field Name] 
Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity
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