(a) A party may make a motion asking the panel to order another party to produce documents or information if the other party has:
• Failed to comply with Rule 12506 or 12507; or
• Objected to the production of documents or information under Rule 12508.
(b) Motions to compel discovery must be made, and will be decided, in accordance with Rule
All applications shall be considered by a Hearing Officer (as defined in Rule 9120(r)) appointed by the Chief Hearing Officer (as defined in Rule 9120(b)). Unless otherwise specified in FINRA rules, the applicant shall be entitled to be heard in person or telephonically and by counsel and to submit any relevant matter. In any such proceeding a record shall be kept.
Amended by SR-FINRA-
Upon a finding that a capital acquisition broker or associated person of a capital acquisition broker has engaged in activities that require the firm to register as a broker or dealer under the Exchange Act, and that are inconsistent with the limitations imposed on capital acquisition brokers under Capital Acquisition Broker Rule 016(c), FINRA may examine for and enforce all FINRA rules
(a) All capital acquisition brokers and applicants for membership in FINRA as a capital acquisition broker are subject to FINRA Rule 1014 and IM-1014-1.
(b) In reviewing an application for membership as a capital acquisition broker, the Department shall consider, in addition to the standards for admission set forth in FINRA Rule 1014, whether the applicant's proposed activities are
(a) A party may make a motion asking the panel to order another party to produce documents or information if the other party has:
• Failed to comply with Rules 13506 or 13507; or
• Objected to the production of documents or information under Rule 13508.
(b) Motions to compel discovery must be made, and will be decided, in accordance with Rule
FINRA Requests Comment on a Revised Proposal to Require a Hyperlink to BrokerCheck in Online Retail Communications With the Public
Hello, I appreciate the opportunity to comment on this issue. The premise behind the day trading rule is based on protecting the investor, but this limits a lot of small investors from learning the trade. Let's be honest here, there's a lot of "day traders" who aren't successful because they are gambling. Well, at least with the stock market, people are able to make
Proposed Fees for the Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine ("TRACE") for Corporate Bonds
It is unconstitutional to restrict what I can and cant buy and how much Id like to buy. This rule seems to only seems to hamper smart retail investors. NO RESTRICTIONS WHATSOEVER!
Placing limits like this is overly burdensome on investors. There are enough protections in place, more rules and educational requirements are a joke. All they do is make everything more costly and cumbersome.
