(a) Each member that is a party to an arbitration in which more than $25,000, exclusive of interest and expenses, is in dispute must pay a non-refundable process fee, due at the time the parties are sent arbitrator lists in accordance with Rule 12402(c) or Rule 12403(b), as set forth in the schedule below.
Process Fee Schedule
Amount of Claim
(exclusive of interest and expenses
(a) The term "Clearing Broker-Dealer" or "Clearing Broker" shall mean the member firm that has been identified in the System as principal for clearing and settling a trade, whether for its own account or for a correspondent firm.
(b) The term "Correspondent Executing Broker-Dealer" or "Correspondent Executing Broker" shall mean the member firm that has
(a) Locked-in trades may be determined in the System by matching the trade information submitted by the Reporting Parties through one of the following methods:(1) Trade by Trade MatchBoth parties to the trade submit transaction data and the System performs an on-line match;(2) Trade AcceptanceThe Reporting Party enters its version of the trade into the System and the contra party reviews the
Sec. 3. (a) Following the termination of the association with a member of a person who is registered with it, such member shall, not later than 30 days after such termination, give notice of the termination of such association to the Corporation via electronic process or such other process as the Corporation may prescribe on a form designated by the Corporation, and concurrently shall
As algorithmic trading strategies, including high frequency trading (HFT) strategies, have grown more widespread in U.S. securities markets, the potential for these strategies to adversely impact market and firm stability has likewise grown.
FINRA member firms that engage in algorithmic strategies are subject to SEC and FINRA rules governing their trading activities, including FINRA
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FINRA Requests Comment on a Proposal to Tighten Business Clock Synchronization Requirements
INFORMATIONALTrade Reporting and Compliance Engine (TRACE)SUGGESTED ROUTINGKEY TOPICSLegal & ComplianceOperationsSenior ManagementIT ManagementDebt SecuritiesTrade Reporting and Compliance Engine (TRACE)Rule 7010(k)Executive SummaryThe TRACE system became effective on July 1, 2002. Since that time the TRACE fee structure has been operating under a pilot program approved by the SEC that
FINRA member firms have an obligation to report over-the-counter secondary market transactions in eligible equity and fixed income securities to a FINRA facility. The TRACE, ADF, and ORF facilities are accessed by completing a FINRA Participation Agreement (FPA). The PDM system is used to submit and view Transparency Services Legal Agreements including the FPA and the Uniform
SEC Approves a Limited Exception From FINRA Rule 5131(b) to Permit Firms to Rely Upon a Written Representation From Certain Unaffiliated Private Funds
