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Esparza v. Super Ct. - Case Details
This document provides case details for Esparza v. Super Ct. The filing is from the California Courts and is dated February 5, 2026. It pertains to a specific court case and does not introduce new regulations or enforcement actions.
Bartholomew v. Parking Concepts, Inc. - Published Opinion
The California Court of Appeal published an opinion in Bartholomew v. Parking Concepts, Inc. This decision addresses legal principles relevant to employment and civil procedure within the state. The publication provides clarity on specific legal interpretations for employers and legal professionals.
FINRA Interpretive Letters on Rule Application
FINRA has published interpretive letters providing guidance on the application of specific FINRA rules under various circumstances. These letters clarify staff views on rules related to communications with the public, account transfers, and registration categories.
FINRA FAQs on Compliance, Advertising, AML, and Trade Reporting
FINRA has published a collection of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) covering various compliance topics, including customer assistance in investigations, 529 Savings Plans, accounts at other broker-dealers, advertising, alternative display facilities, anti-money laundering, arbitration, blue sheets, books and records, breakpoints, broker-dealer registration, recruitment disclosures, BrokerCheck, business continuity planning, and CRD.
FINRA Exemptive Letters List
FINRA has published a list of its exemptive letters, including those related to TRACE ATS Reporting, Municipal Securities, and Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). These letters provide guidance to industry professionals on FINRA's decision-making rationale for specific situations.
FINRA Proposes New Trade Reporting Facility Fees Rule
FINRA has proposed a new rule, FINRA Rule 7660B, to establish fees for FINRA members who do not use the FINRA/NYSE Trade Reporting Facility but purchase specified services. This proposal is open for public comment.
FINRA proposes rule changes for underwriting and private placements
FINRA has proposed rule changes to amend Rules 5110 and 5123 concerning underwriting terms and private placements. The proposed changes aim to clarify valuation methods for underwriting compensation, introduce new exemptions, and expand existing exemptions for certain investors.
FINRA Proposes New Outside Activities Rule, Deletes Old Ones
FINRA has filed a proposed rule change with the SEC to adopt a new Rule 3290 concerning outside activities requirements for registered persons and to delete existing Rules 3270 and 3280. The proposed changes aim to enhance member review of activities with heightened risks while reducing unnecessary burdens.
FINRA Proposes Intraday Margin Standards Replacing Day Trading Rules
FINRA has proposed a rule change to replace its current day trading margin provisions with intraday margin standards. This proposal, SR-FINRA-2025-017, would amend FINRA Rule 4210 and eliminate existing day trading margin requirements. The SEC is currently reviewing the proposal.
FINRA proposes rule change on bona fide market making exception
FINRA has proposed a rule change (SR-FINRA-2025-016) to amend FINRA Rule 6830 concerning data reporting under the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT). The change aims to align reporting requirements with amendments to the CAT NMS Plan regarding the bona fide market making exception under SEC Regulation SHO.
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