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-{{tag|Rule 15a-6}}, as supplemented by {{tag|SEC}} no-action letters, can be used, at the federal level, to permit contacts by representatives of a Canadian firm with “U.S. Institutional Investors” and “Major U.S. Institutional Investors” (as defined in each case) if the account is maintained by a U.S. registered broker-dealer (which can either be affiliated or unaffiliated with the Foreign firm).
+[[Rule 15a-6]], as supplemented by {{tag|SEC}} no-action letters, can be used, at the federal level, to permit contacts by representatives of a Canadian firm with “U.S. Institutional Investors” and “Major U.S. Institutional Investors” (as defined in each case) if the account is maintained by a U.S. registered broker-dealer (which can either be affiliated or unaffiliated with the Foreign firm).
 Non-U.S. dealers, including foreign affiliates of U.S. dealers, should also limit their contacts to institutional investors and registered broker-dealers, thereby benefiting from state broker-dealer registration exemptions.