Pursuant to FINRA Rule 6897, FINRA is making publicly available Audit Trail Reimbursement Billing (ATRBI) data. Please find below details for the current month and prior month billing cycles.
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The Uniform Forms U4 and U5 are used by broker-dealers to register, and terminate the registrations of, associated persons with self-regulatory organizations (SROs) and the jurisdictions. Forms BD and BDW are joint forms used by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), SROs, and the jurisdictions. The forms are used, respectively, to register and to terminate the registrations of broker-dealers.
FINRA is responsible for the Central Registration Depository (CRD®) program, which supports the licensing and registration filing requirements of the U.S. securities industry and its regulators. The CRD program covers the registration records of broker-dealer firms, branch offices and their associated individuals, including their qualification, employment and disclosure histories; it also directs the processing of form filings, fingerprint submissions, collection and disbursement of registration-related fees, qualification exams and continuing education sessions. The registration filing requirements of the CRD program are being integrated into the new FINRA Gateway system.
CRD constituents may choose to request a report or set of data that is not available through the standard reports library. For additional information, please refer to the Reports Quick Reference Guide.An Ad Hoc Report can be customized by the requestor, within policy limits established by FINRA, to include a variety of data elements and will be delivered in the format requested by the constituent
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Q. What is a duplicate disclosure and how is a duplicate disclosure created?A. A "Duplicate Disclosure" is when a firm files a Form U4, Form U5 or Form BD to report the same disclosure event multiple times via separate (i.e., new or "initial") Disclosure Reporting Pages (DRPs). Rather than amending the existing DRP to report any updated details, a firm creates and
Accessing the FormIf you have credentials for a FINRA system, you do not have to create a new account — you can use your established credentials to access the Rule 2080 Waiver Request Form.Attorneys can use the same credentials used for the DR Portal.Current and former registered representatives can use the same credentials used for FinPro.Broker-dealer firms requesting a waiver on behalf of a
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A Queue is an online electronic listing...
