BrokerCheck is a free tool from FINRA that can help you research the professional backgrounds of brokers and brokerage firms, as well as investment adviser firms and advisers.

Report cards created for firms to monitor timeliness of Corporate Financing filings.

The Cross-Market Equities Supervision Manipulation Reports provide firms feedback on exceptions that were generated based on firms' order entries and trading activities in a given surveillance period. These reports are designed to assist firms with monitoring their supervision for trading behaviors that may be designed to manipulate the market.

FINRA disciplinary actions taken against firms and individuals for violations that were issued 2005 or later and are eligible for publication pursuant to FINRA Rule 8313 (Release of Disciplinary Complaints, Decisions and Other Information). Results will also include opinions issued by the SEC and federal appellate courts that relate to FINRA disciplinary actions that have been appealed.

Disclosure Report Cards monitor a firm's performance in reporting disclosure and non-disclosure events and CRD late filing fee information.

Equity Report cards created to help firms track their compliance with key equity trading rules related to OATS, Best Execution Outside-of-the-Inside, Market Order Timeliness, Trade Reporting and Reg NMS trade throughs.

FINRA Gateway is a portal for firms to access and submit data as needed for compliance functions, such as research, reporting and responding to requests.

Statistics representing the work FINRA does as a regulator and an overview of the securities industry based on data we capture. Includes statistics on regulatory actions and corporate financing, registered representatives, and member firms.

The FINRA Industry Snapshot  provides a high-level overview of the industry, including revenues of firms and how firms market their products and services. All of the data are reported in aggregate to respect the confidentiality of regulatory information.

Summary of disciplinary actions against firms and individuals for violations of FINRA rules; federal securities laws, rules, and regulations; and the rules of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board. Browsable by year and month going back to 1996.