; (2) was confirmed in a court of competent jurisdiction in a final order that is not appealable; and (3) is unpaid as of the date that the investor submits a claim to the relief fund. (c) No limitations FINRA may not— (1) limit the amount that an investor may receive from the relief fund; or (2) prohibit any investor from submitting a claim to the relief fund. (d) Identification of sufficient funds FINRA shall ensure that— (1) there are sufficient reserves in the relief fund to provide each investor that submits a valid claim to the relief fund with the entire amount owed to that investor, including in a year in which there may be an unusually large number of unpaid arbitration awards that are subject to claims from the relief fund; (2) the reserves described in paragraph (1) are obtained from brokerage firms or brokers regulated by FINRA and not from investors; and (3) the relief fund shall be funded first from penalties paid by brokers and then from sources determined by FINRA. (e) Disclosure FINRA shall annually disclose on a publicly available website— (1) for the year covered by the disclosure, the total number of arbitration awards issued in favor of investors against brokerage firms or brokers regulated by FINRA, including— (A) the total dollar amount of such awards; (B) the number of such awards that, as of the date of the disclosure, are unpaid, including the total dollar amount of the unpaid awards; and (C) with respect to each arbitration award issued against a broker regulated by FINRA— (i) the name of the brokerage firm or broker regulated by FINRA against which the award was issued; (ii) the total amount of the award; (iii) the specific claims asserted by the investor in the arbitration; (iv) the date by which the award was required to be paid in full (pursuant to FINRA rules); and (v) the actual date the award was paid in full or, if any part of the award has not been paid in full, an explanation as to why not