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WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has named Gregory J. Dean, Jr. as its Senior Vice President for the Office of Government Affairs. Mr. Dean will start at FINRA on January 30.
Mr. Dean comes to FINRA from the Royal Bank of Canada where he is currently Senior Director, Regulatory & Government Affairs. Before joining RBC in 2015, he
At FINRA, we’re the first line of oversight for the brokerage industry. And our employees are the defenders along that line, ensuring every day that we protect the investing public against fraud and other violations of FINRA rules and the federal securities laws.
We’ve built a framework and cultivated a mindset, a culture for innovation and collaboration. It not only helps ensure the securities
Registered financial professionals, like many of us, move on to new job and career opportunities for a number of reasons. FINRA requires brokerage firms to deliver an educational communication to former customers who are contacted about transferring their assets when their financial professional changes from one broker-dealer to another.
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Reading a brokerage statement might not qualify as one of life's more exciting experiences, but it's critical to smart money management. If you don’t read and understand your brokerage statement, you might not spot mistakes or even outright fraud that can be hidden in plain sight.
Whether you’re expecting your first child, are the parent of a newborn or are starting to think about conceiving or adopting, it’s never too soon to think about getting your financial house in order. Here are five steps to get you started.
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Another issue we are studying through the lens of FINRA360 is branch office inspections. The responsibility of firms to supervise their associated persons is a critical component of federal broker-dealer regulation. Over the last few years, and in comments we have recently received, firms have raised questions about the manner in which they must conduct internal inspections,