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NASD issues this annual publication to assist member firms in their compliance efforts.
The NASD would like to thank the Subcommittee for this opportunity to testify on organized crime in the securities markets, the scope of the problem and our efforts to address it.
FINRA poses several questions for firms to consider as they evaluate whether their supervisory systems are reasonably designed to address risks of their SPAC-related activities. These questions are based on FINRA’s observations to this point in our review. In addition, the Appendix notes additional guidance FINRA has provided regarding member firms’ relevant obligations.
FINRA Provides Guidance on Amendments to FINRA Rules Relating to SEC Regulation M
This is absolutely crazy.
Institutional investors and others have long had access to and the ability to invest in equities that were never available to the public, including pre-IPO, private placements, and other vehicles to either hedge their investments or generate returns they would otherwise not see.
Blanket limitations based on vague wording are not only wrong but another means of
In response to request for comment: Current, licensing requirements for real estate capital transactions (e.g., private debt and equity placements, M&A, and Sales) are too numerous (e.g., SIE, S63, S22, S79, and S82), overlapping, time consuming, and do very little to protect investors (Accredited Investors and Institutions). This is further compounded by additional licensing requirements
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Figure 2.1 Total Number of FINRA-Registered Firms, 2016−2020
Figure 2.2 Firm Distribution by Size, 2016−2020
Table 2.2 Firm Distribution by Size, 2016−2020
Figure 2.3 Securities Industry Registered Firms by Type of Registration, 2011−2020
Table 2.3 Securities Industry Registered Firms by Type of Registration, 2011−2020
Figure 2.4 Distribution of Branches by Firm
Continuing Education Planning
By Jason Foye, Chief of FINRA’s Crypto Hub
FINRA’s core mission is to protect investors and promote market integrity. This mission is at the heart of everything we do. An important example of this mission in action is our work to address the unique regulatory challenges presented by the activities of our member firms that relate to crypto assets—also known as digital assets—which are assets
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Figure 2.1 Total Number of FINRA-Registered Firms, 2017−2021
Figure 2.2 Firm Distribution by Size, 2017−2021
Table 2.2 Firm Distribution by Size, 2017−2021
Figure 2.3 Securities Industry Registered Firms by Type of Registration, 2012−2021
Table 2.3 Securities Industry Registered Firms by Type of Registration, 2012−2021
Figure 2.4 Distribution of Branches by Firm