FINRA Proposes Rule Changes to Revocation, Suspension, and Expulsion Procedures

Summary

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has filed a proposed rule change to adopt new procedures for revoking, suspending, or expelling registered persons, as well as payments to unregistered individuals, in an effort to enhance regulatory oversight and protect investors.

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