Financial Industry Regulatory Authority

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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is a U.S. self-regulatory organization that oversees brokerage firms and their registered representatives to protect investors and maintain fair, orderly securities markets.

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instanceOf non-governmental organization
securities regulator
self-regulatory organization
abbreviation Financial Industry Regulatory Authority self-linksurface differs
surface form: FINRA
administers Series 63 exam
Series 65 exam
Series 66 exam
Series 7 exam
conducts examinations of member firms
market surveillance
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateFormed 2007
enforces federal securities laws for member firms
securities industry rules
formedByMergerOf National Association of Securities Dealers
New York Stock Exchange member regulation operations
hasRole front-line regulator for U.S. broker-dealers
hasType not-for-profit organization
headquartersLocation New York City
Washington, D.C.
industry securities industry regulation
issues rules for broker-dealers
jurisdiction U.S. securities industry
legalStatus self-regulatory organization under U.S. securities laws
mandateFrom U.S. Congress (indirectly through SEC oversight)
offers arbitration between investors and broker-dealers
dispute resolution services
mediation services in securities disputes
operates BrokerCheck
Central Registration Depository
FINRA Arbitration Forum
Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine
overseenBy Securities and Exchange Commission
surface form: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
provides investor education
licensing examinations for securities professionals
purpose investor protection
maintain fair securities markets
maintain orderly securities markets
promote market integrity
regulates broker-dealers
brokerage firms
over-the-counter securities markets
registered representatives
securities professionals
sector financial regulation
supervisingAuthority Securities and Exchange Commission
surface form: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
website https://www.finra.org

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Financial Industry Regulatory Authority abbreviation Financial Industry Regulatory Authority self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: FINRA
Regulation Crowdfunding administeredBy Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Series 65 exam administeredBy Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Series 7 exam administeredBy Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Division of Enforcement cooperatesWith Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Division of Enforcement of the SEC cooperatesWith Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Securities and Exchange Commission cooperatesWith Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
National Association of Securities Dealers dissolvedInto Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
National Association of Securities Dealers mergedInto Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
FINRA Arbitration Forum operatedBy Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
BrokerCheck operator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Central Registration Depository operator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine operator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
FINRA Arbitration Forum regulatedBy Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
United States federal securities markets regulatingAuthority Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Chicago Stock Exchange regulator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
E-Trade regulator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Robinhood Markets regulator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
TD Ameritrade regulator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine regulator Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
United States federal securities markets selfRegulatoryOrganization Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
National Association of Securities Dealers successorOrganization Financial Industry Regulatory Authority