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The Financial Industry Regulatory Association, usually called FINRA,
which was formerly known as the National Association of Securities
Dealers, and usually called the NASD, is a national organization of
licensed stock brokerage firms. FINRA is a registered self
regulatory
organization that is charged by law
with the regulation and oversight of its member stockbrokers, which
include
virtually all of the registered securities broker-dealers in the United
States. FINRA administers a forum for arbitrations
to decide claims that investors can bring against stockbrokers who have
been
guilty of fraud or misconduct.
FINRA's staff will not usually help you to get your money back when your stockbroker has been guilty of fraud or misconduct. While you can file a complaint with the FINRA's enforcement staff, the regulatory arm of FINRA is mainly concerned with punishing and preventing violations of its rules, not with helping particular investors. The arbitration arm of FINRA does provide a forum in which arbitrations filed by customers of its members can be heard, but the staff of FINRA will not act as your lawyer, advisor, or attorney, and will not help you to draft, file, pursue, and present your claim.
If you to wish recover your losses , you must file a claim, either on your own or with the help of an attorney or lawyer, preferably one who is experienced with representing investors and conducting investment arbitrations before FINRA. There are many such lawyers who are willing to give you a free consultation without any obligation, including the one who sponsors this site. You can reach us by calling the telephone number at the top of this page or by clicking one of the email links .
You can learn more about how investors can recover losses resulting
from broker fraud or misconduct by starting at our home page .
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