Regulatory Reporting Requirements
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 30-day FINRA reporting: theft, forgery, and internal discipline
- 0:59 Arbitration and litigation settlement thresholds
- 2:07 Form U4 sales practice complaints and the $5,000 smoke detector
- 4:11 Withdrawn complaints, BrokerCheck, and statutory disqualification trap
- 5:25 Mandatory arbitration exemptions: discrimination and whistleblower claims
- 6:00 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- The 30-calendar-day deadline for firms to report specified events to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), including written complaints alleging theft, misappropriation, or forgery
- The $15,000 and $25,000 settlement or judgment thresholds for arbitration and litigation reporting (individual rep versus member firm as defendant)
- The quarterly complaint statistics due date: 15th day of the month following each calendar quarter, or next business day if weekend or holiday
- The $5,000 claimed-damages threshold that triggers a Form U4 amendment for customer complaints alleging sales practice violations, and why merit is irrelevant
- Why a withdrawn complaint still must be reported on Form U4, with notation, if it originally met the dollar threshold
- The 10-day Form U4 filing deadline for statutory disqualification events versus the 30-day deadline for all other amendments
- The two exemptions from mandatory arbitration: statutory employment discrimination claims and whistleblower statute disputes, which require active party agreement
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