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The Neutral Corner Volume 4 - 2017
Mission Statement
Year End Message
Seven Steps to a Successful Telephonic Mediation (Christopher Kauders, FINRA Mediator)
Office of Dispute Resolution and FINRA News
Case Filings and Trends
Hurricane Maria Update: Guidance for Cases Venued in Puerto Rico
Demographic Survey—Thank You
NYCLA Program: 19th Annual FINRA
A firm is required to promptly update Form BD information by submitting amendments whenever the information on file becomes inaccurate or incomplete for any reason.Additionally, when a FINRA member firm plans to undergo a material change in business operations it is required to file a Continuing Membership Application (CMA) with FINRA’s Membership Application Program (MAP) Group prior to
Investment professionals might hold a variety of designations and other credentials, offered by a multitude of organizations. FINRA’s Professional Designations Database provides information about many of the designations you might see used, including the prerequisites and other requirements for obtaining and holding such designations
(a) Party Portal
(1) Parties must use the Party Portal to file initial statements of claim and to file and serve pleadings and any other documents on the Director or any other party except as provided in paragraph (a)(2). The Director may exercise authority to permit the use of other means of filing or service in the case of an extended Party Portal outage or in other extraordinary
Remarks by Richard Ketchum From the 2014 FINRA Annual Conference
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The guidance provided in these FAQs pertains to the reporting to FINRA of “short” positions pursuant to FINRA Rule 4560 (Short-Interest Reporting) in OTC Equity securities, as defined in Rule 6420, and securities listed on a national securities exchange.
The Series 24 exam — the General Securities Principal Qualification Exam (GP) — assesses the competency of an entry-level principal to perform their job as a principal dependent on their corequisite registrations.
