Financial Industry Regulatory

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is located at 20 Broad Street in New York, United States. As a finance institution, FINRA provides a range of services to registered representatives, firm compliance professionals, arbitration and mediation case participants, and FINRA neutrals. Through FINRA Data, users can access non-commercial data, save data views, and manage a Bond Watchlist. Registered representatives can fulfill Continuing Education requirements and view their industry CRD record, while compliance professionals can access filings, run reports, and submit support tickets. The Dispute Resolution Portal allows case participants and neutrals to view case information and submit documents. FINRA safeguards market integrity, enabling investors and firms to participate with confidence. As a not-for-profit organization supervised by the SEC, FINRA works towards creating a regulatory environment that promotes collaboration, innovation, and fairness. BrokerCheck is a free tool to research the background and experience of financial brokers, advisers, and firms. FINRA actively promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion within its organization, industry, and communities. With a focus on investor safety and market participation, FINRA processes an average of 67 billion electronic records per day.