WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has fined J.P. Morgan Securities $2.8 million for violating the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Customer Protection Rule and for related supervisory failures. The SEC rule creates requirements to protect customers' funds and securities.
To ensure that customers could recover their assets in
Please be advised NASD will be making a system modification to the TRACE System to support processing of reports from transactions with Execution Dates that occurred more than a year prior to the date the report is made. Currently, the TRACE System can only process submitted and corrected trade reports executed between T-day (current day) and T+365 days (trade reports and corrections of T+1…365
Proposed Rule Change to Make Technical and Other Non-Substantive Changes within FINRA Rules
The Neutral Corner Volume 4 - 2017
Mission Statement
Year End Message
Seven Steps to a Successful Telephonic Mediation (Christopher Kauders, FINRA Mediator)
Office of Dispute Resolution and FINRA News
Case Filings and Trends
Hurricane Maria Update: Guidance for Cases Venued in Puerto Rico
Demographic Survey—Thank You
NYCLA Program: 19th Annual FINRA Listens…
2018 Holiday Trade Date, Settlement Date and Margin Extensions Schedule
As previously announced, on Monday, January 22, 2018, FINRA will implement changes to the TRACE for Treasuries (U.S. Treasuries) trade reporting retention period to increase the transactions retention period to T-2. Starting January 22, firms will be able to perform TRACE for Treasuries trade cancellations and corrections on transactions during the T-2 retention period.
FINRA will make the U.S.
WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) today issued an Investor Alert warning investors to beware of potential stock scams when considering the purchase of shares of companies that tout high returns associated with cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin.
Unrealistic predictions of exponential returns and unsubstantiated claims made through press releases, spam email,
WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has fined Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. $2 million for failing to maintain reasonably designed supervisory systems and procedures for reviewing email communications. In addition, Raymond James has agreed to conduct a risk-based retrospective review to detect potential violations evidenced in past
September 25, 2006On September 14, 2006, NASD filed a proposed rule change (SR-NASD-2006-108) to establish a new Trade Reporting Facility in conjunction with the National Stock Exchange ("NSX") that would provide members another mechanism for reporting trades in Nasdaq-listed equity securities effected otherwise than on an exchange.NASD is issuing this OATS Report to inform members that
FINRA President and CEO Robert Cook, Chairman Bill Heyman, Board members and FINRA staff provide updates on the December 2017 FINRA Board of Governors meeting, including discussions around FINRA’s finances and financial transparency, 2017 accomplishments, enterprise risk management and more.
