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30 March 2020

Broker-Dealer Settles FINRA Charges For Risk Management Control Failures

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According to FINRA, the broker-dealer violated Securities Exchange Act Rule 15c3-5(b), as well as other securities regulations.
United States Finance and Banking

A broker-dealer with market access settled FINRA charges for failing to implement a satisfactory system of risk management controls in connection with providing customers access to an alternative trading system ("ATS").

According to FINRA, the broker-dealer violated Securities Exchange Act Rule 15c3-5(b), as well as other securities regulations. FINRA found that the broker dealer did not establish, document, and maintain a risk management control system and supervisory procedures reasonably designed to monitor financial, regulatory, and other business activity risks connected to market access and access to an ATS.

To settle the charges, the broker-dealer agreed to (i) a censure and (ii) a $50,000 fine.

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