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A crowdfunding intermediary must register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a broker or as a funding portal and become a member of a national securities association (FINRA). The following crowdfunding intermediaries are registered with the SEC as funding portals and are funding portal members of FINRA.Learn more about funding portals.For broker-dealer firms, view the Broker
FINRA has 13 advisory committees that provide feedback on rule proposals, regulatory initiatives and industry issues. More than 160 industry members and 35 non-industry members serve on these committees. The advisory committees meet in-person or via teleconference typically between two and five times a year.Clearing Firm Advisory CommitteeCorporate Financing CommitteeEconomic Advisory
Release DateSystemAreaDescriptionMay 15, 2024FinPro (Financial Professional Gateway)User ExperienceIndividuals can create FinPro accounts using their Gmail credentials. <Learn More>Enhanced account recovery process to improve user experience.Provide the ability to view and edit email addresses on the FinPro summary section.April 15, 2024FINRA GatewayE-BillE-Bill, FINRA's
Board Approves 2023 Annual Financial Report, Adds New Members to Advisory Committees and Hears Latest on FINRA’s Advanced Analytics Strategic Initiative
Listing of FINRA's Board of Governors.
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. (“FINRA”) is filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC” or “Commission”) a proposed rule change to permit projections of performance in institutional communications and specified communications to qualified purchasers.
Consumer and/or investor like me should be able to choose the public investments that are right for me and my family. Public investments should be available to all of the public, not just the privileged people. FINRA shouldn't be playing game or politics here what and where should I invest my money. Please stay off the politics/game here. I want freedom of my investment. I am the one to
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the logistical aspects of the Remote Inspections Pilot Program, including the opt-in process.
FINRA Orders Four Firms to Pay $2.6 Million for Violations Relating to Fully Paid Securities Lending
FINRA announced today that it has sanctioned four firms—M1 Finance LLC, Open to the Public Investing, Inc., SoFi Securities LLC, and SogoTrade, Inc.—a combined $2.6 million, including over $1 million in restitution to retail customers enrolled in fully paid securities lending programs and fines of $1.6 million for the firms’ related supervisory and advertising violations.
FINRA announced today that it has fined Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC $1.6 million for the firm’s repeated failures to timely close out failed inter-dealer municipal securities transactions and to take prompt steps to obtain physical possession or control of municipal security positions that are short more than 30 calendar days, and related supervisory failures.