Appendix B
Although the entry point on which a company extension is based is entirely up to the preparer, the table below may be helpful in checking to see whether a company that is well characterized by an existing SIC code already has a suggested entry point. The table shows SIC codes having twenty or more SEC registrants.
Figure 125 SIC Codes with Suggested Industry Entry Points
|
Division |
Major Groups |
Description |
Entry Point |
|
A |
01-09 |
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing |
CI |
|
B |
10-14 |
Mining |
CI |
|
C |
15-17 |
Construction industries |
CI |
|
D |
20-36 |
Manufacturing |
CI |
|
E |
40 |
Transportation, communication, and utilities |
CI |
|
F |
50-51 |
Wholesale trade |
CI |
|
G |
52-59 |
Retail trade |
CI |
|
H |
6 |
Financial, insurance, and real estate industries |
|
| |
60 |
Depository institutions |
BASI |
| |
61 |
Nondepository credit institutions |
BASI |
| |
62 |
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services |
BD |
| |
63 |
Insurance carriers |
INS |
| |
64 |
Insurance agents, brokers, and services |
INS |
| |
65 |
Real estate |
RE |
| |
67 |
Holding and other investment offices, except trusts |
IM |
|
I |
70-89 |
Service industries |
CI |