If you leave assets untouched and have no contact with the entity holding your accounts for too long, they might be deemed abandoned or unclaimed property. While there are avenues for recovering these assets, there are also preemptive steps you can take to help you avoid this situation.
Exemptive relief is granted based on the following: (1) Name was not an MFP at the time the Contribution was made and was not engaged in, and did not supervise, municipal securities business; (2) the Firm took action once it became aware of the Contribution by retaining outside counsel to review the proposed reorganization and the possibility of municipal securities business restrictions as a result of the Contribution; (3) the Firm notified Name that when the municipal activities of certain retail sales brokers and MFP’s become part of the Business Unit on Month Day, 2003, the Firm will consider her to be an MFP and her municipal securities business activities will be restricted as a result of her Contribution and of her responsibilities3; (4) the Firm has agreed to restrict Name’s municipal securities activities, minimizing the potential for a quid pro quo resulting from the Contribution; and (5) although a less weighty factor, the Contribution has been returned.
The delivery of Continuing Education Regulatory Element and Qualifications Examinations is now available at the following remote sites on the dates specified
Alaska
Anchorage
March 19-21
June 11-13
California
Bakersfield
FINRA Requests Comment on Proposed Consolidated FINRA Rule Governing Sale of Securities in a Fixed Price Offering
GUIDANCE
NASD's Trading and Quotation Halt Authority Expanded
SUGGESTED ROUTING
KEY TOPICS
Legal & Compliance
Operations
Registered Representatives
Senior Management
Trading
IM-6660-1
OTC Equity Securities
Quotations
Rule 6660
Trading Halts
Executive Summary
On December 18, 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) approved amendments to NASD Rule 6660
A list of frequently asked questions related to UPC.
When you open a new retail brokerage account or update your account information, your brokerage firm will request that you give them the name and contact information of a “trusted contact person.” The SEC and FINRA share several important reasons to give your broker the name of someone you trust.
The following questions and answers provide guidance regarding the operation of FINRA Rule 2080, which was formerly NASD Rule 2130.
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee: NASD would like to thank the committee for the invitation to submit this written statement for the record. NASD strongly supports H.R. 2420, the Mutual Funds Integrity and Fee Transparency Act of 2003.
