Broker-dealers must meet a slew of regulatory requirements, each of which presents its own set of challenges. For instance, what procedures should be followed for social networking diligence and supervision? What are the current cash versus non-cash compensation rules, and what can and cannot be paid for? How should suitability and legitimate concerns be evaluated before a new product is made available? You should consider seeking guidance from FINRA arbitration experts or professional advisors to provide direction and advice. Even if you do not choose to engage external advisors, brokerage firms are generally supported by compliance and advisory professionals.
FINRA enforcement specialists at MAH Advising, LLC (“MAH”) offer guidance and services to deal with these challenges. Our professional staff provides the following ongoing broker-dealer assessment services:
Our compliance professionals provide broker-dealer support by assisting broker-dealers from the start of their business. We assist in the completion of new membership applications, the updating of corporate records (such as bylaws, partnership agreements, and so on), support with registration requirements as well as compliance processes for registered representatives, and the development of training programs.
Please visit our page on broker-dealer formation to learn more about our formation services.
Some clients want to buy a pre-existing broker-dealer shell. Others want to improve their current compliance programs. Whatever you decide, MAH can assist you with:
MAH experts, as FINRA broker-dealer regulatory specialists, are well-versed in all aspects of Financial Industry Regulatory Authority compliance (FINRA). Our compliance advisors guide clients on FINRA requirements such as:
For additional help or information related to FINRA enforcement, talk to the team of FINRA securities arbitration experts here at MAH Advising LLC. Our FINRA enforcement specialists have extensive experience in helping broker-dealers. Contact the MAH team now for professional regulatory guidance.
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