FINRA Technology Department

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The FINRA Technology Department is the internal technology organization of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority responsible for developing, operating, and supporting its regulatory and compliance systems and infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf organizational unit
technology department
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn compliance automation
data analytics for regulation
market surveillance technology
regulatory technology (RegTech)
hasPurpose to ensure reliable operation of FINRA’s regulatory systems
to provide technology solutions for compliance and oversight
to support FINRA’s regulatory mission through technology
industry financial regulation technology
information technology
locatedIn FINRA offices in the United States
parentOrganization Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
partOf Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
responsibleFor IT operations for FINRA
cloud infrastructure used by FINRA
compliance technology systems
cybersecurity of FINRA systems
data platforms supporting market surveillance
development of regulatory systems
implementation of technology policies at FINRA
maintenance of regulatory databases
network infrastructure for FINRA
operation of regulatory systems
software engineering for FINRA applications
support of regulatory systems
technical support for FINRA staff
technology infrastructure of FINRA
technology strategy for FINRA
technology supporting broker-dealer oversight
serves FINRA business units
FINRA regulatory operations
uses data management practices
information security controls
software engineering best practices

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Central Registration Depository maintainedBy FINRA Technology Department
CRD operatedBy FINRA Technology Department
this entity surface form: FINRA Technology and Operations