Changes to Qualification Examination Fees
SEC Approves Consolidated FINRA Rules 2040 (Payments to Unregistered Persons) and 0190 (Effective Date of Revocation, Cancellation, Expulsion, Suspension or Resignation), and Amendments to FINRA Rule 8311 (Effect of a Suspension, Revocation, Cancellation, or Bar)
Remarks From the LIMRA/LOMA 2015 Regulatory Compliance Exchange
FINRA Requests Comment on a Proposal to Require Registration of Associated Persons Involved in the Design, Development or Significant Modification of Algorithmic Trading Strategies
Extension of Current Rate for Fees Paid Under Section 31 of the Exchange Act
FINRA's Securitized Products 144A Dissemination ServiceSM (SP-144ASM) broadcasts last sale price and other relevant trade data for U.S. dollar-denominated private placement, investment grade and high yield securitized product bonds to authorized market data vendors.
Exemptive relief is granted based on: representations that at the time of the contribution the individual was not employed by the firm and was not an MFP; the firm already had a significant business relationship with the state of whom the contribution recipient is an issuer official (as defined); the firm has instituted information barriers on certain municipal business communications; the individual will be prohibited from the solicitation of certain new municipal business for a period of time.
Proposed Rule Change to Amend Section 4(c) of Schedule A to the FINRA By-Laws to Increase Qualification Examination Fees
Pursuant to FINRA By-Laws, individuals continue to be subject to the jurisdiction of FINRA for at least two years after their last FINRA registration is terminated (this two-year period may be extended under certain circumstances). As such, former registered representatives must report residential address changes to FINRA for at least two years following the date their last FINRA registration was
