Hello, I am a retail consumer who sometimes invests in assets at brokerages with valuations of those assets being above SIPC limits for a capacity. When doing this I want to be able to meaningfully judge the adequacy of excess SIPC insurance that a firm may have against catastrophic risks such as outright fraud or incompetence by a clearing firm. To the best of my understanding, reported information to the SEC (eg. in SEC FOCUS reports) is inadequate for this. My understanding is that Total Payables to Customers and Total Customer Accounts are reported. But my understanding is that there is NOT reporting of Total Payables to Customers in Excess of SIPC coverage. Nor is there information about the distribution of customer balances (eg. median, 75th %ile, 90th %ile, 95th %ile). I'd like to request that the Investor Advisory Committee take into consideration making reporting requirements more stringent and, in particular, providing more useful information for people to evaluate what level of excess SIPC insurance they would want a firm to have.