NASD Regulation, Inc., has filed with the SEC a proposed rule change to amend Interpretive Material 2210-5 to extend the expiration date of IM-2210-5 from August 31, 2001 to August 31, 2003, and to clarify that the filing requirements and review procedures applicable to sales literature that includes bond mutual fund volatility ratings, as set forth in NASD Rule 2210(c)(3), also will expire on
FINRA published the 2024 Industry Snapshot, the annual statistical report on registered representatives, brokerage firms and market activity that FINRA oversees.
Monthly Disciplinary Actions January 2020
FINRA Revises the Investment Company and Variable Contracts Products Principal (Series 26) Examination Program
Dear FINRA,
I have recently been made aware of the FINRA proposed rule #22-08, and it has me concerned for investors for the following reasons listed below. In summary, I believe if this rule is codified it will hurt investors more than help investors, will hurt the economy around investing in America, and is simply against the freedoms granted to us as being an American citizen.
1) The spirit of
Summary
Member firms are required to make reasonable efforts to obtain the name of and contact information for a trusted contact for a non-institutional customer’s account. This Notice summarizes member firms’ regulatory obligations, discusses the benefits of trusted contacts in administering customers’ accounts, highlights customer education resources and shares effective practices member firms
FINRA Adopts Amendments Relating to the Regulation NMS Plan to Address Extraordinary Market Volatility
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Form NMANew Member ApplicationsRule 1012Rule 1013Standardized Online Application Form
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NASD is issuing this Notice to inform members and applicants for membership of amendments to Rules 1012 (General Provisions) and 1013 (New Member
The market rules need an overhaul. Penalties for failure to return shares should be steeper base on how much you're shorting. If someone shorting a stock for 100k, a ten thousand dollars fine seems reasonable. But if I'm shorting the stock by millions or billions they shouldn't be paying 10k for breaking the rules.. matter of fact they should not be breaking the rules in the first
THE ABOVE PROPOSED FINRA RULE #22-08. THIS IS NOT A GOOD RULE, PAUSE FOR AFTER GESARA/NESARA IS IN FULL AFFECT, I SHOULD NOT HAVE TO DO ANYTHING SPECIAL TO PURCHASE ANY CRYPTO-CURRENCIES. THANK YOU AND WE NEED CRYPTO TOO.
