What is considered making a practice of failing to satisfy Intraday Margin Deficits (IMD) "as promptly as possible"?

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, if an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) is not satisfied within five business days and the client makes a practice of failing to satisfy IMD "as promptly as possible"…

Under the FINRA rule change replacing day trading margin requirements with intraday margin standards, if a customer makes a practice of failing to satisfy an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) "as promptly as possible" AND has not met the IMD by the close of business on the…

Based on FINRA guidance, "as promptly as possible" with respect to an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) is defined as meeting the IMD call within three business days of when the IMD call was originally issued.

On the fourth instance of not satisfying an IMD within three business days over a 12-month rolling period, IBKR will consider the client to be making a practice of failing to satisfy an IMD "as promptly as possible."…

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, if an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) is determined by IBKR to have occurred under extraordinary circumstances, the IMD will not be considered as contributing to a practice of failing to satisfy IMD "as promptly as possible"…