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CAT Reporting Customer & Account Technical Specifications for Industry Members 3/9/2021 Version 2.0 r1Table of Contents Preface ........................................................................................................................................................

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The Firms Guide to Form is a regulatory document that provides instructions and guidelines for firms on how to comply with specific reporting requirements within their industry.

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Firms that operate within certain regulated industries and meet specific criteria set by regulatory authorities are required to file the Firms Guide to Form.

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The information that must be reported typically includes details about the firm's operations, financial performance, compliance with regulations, and any significant changes in business or ownership structure.