FINRA 4530
FINRA Rule 4530 requires firms to report specified events; quarterly statistical and summary information regarding written customer complaints; and copies of specified criminal and civil actions. FINRA Rule 4530 was modeled after former [NASD Rule 3070] and former [NYSE Rule 351]. Contact us now to discuss the ins and outs of this key requirement and how to meet it correctly and efficiently.
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