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2 July 2020

Municipal Securities Firm Settles FINRA Charges For SHORT System Reporting Failures

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Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

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A firm engaged in municipal securities transactions settled FINRA charges for reporting failures regarding the MSRB's Short-Term Obligation Transparency System.
United States Finance and Banking

A municipal securities firm settled FINRA charges for reporting failures regarding the MSRB's Short-Term Obligation Transparency ("SHORT") System. According to FINRA, the firm violated MSRB Rule G-34 ("CUSIP Numbers, New Issue, and Market Information Requirements") by failing in numerous instances to submit the correct minimum denomination and maximum interest rates to the SHORT System.

To settle the charges, the firm agreed to a (i) censure and (ii) $35,000 fine.

Primary Sources

  1. FINRA AWC: BNY Mellon Capital Markets

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