Friday, January 20, 2017 2:22:20 PM
Read this and ask yourself, would Ed want Finra poking around his business ?
FINRA and Issuer Actions
The Rule codifies FINRA’s authority to conduct in-depth reviews of company related actions and allows the staff discretion not to process such actions where the information or forms are incomplete or when certain indicators of potential fraud exist. The staff now has broad discretion to ask for additional documents and evidence to support and verify the accuracy of submitted information.
Factors that may be considered by FINRA to deny an application for a change are limited to: (1) FINRA staff reasonably believes the forms and provided documentation is not complete or accurate; (2) a reporting issuer is not current with its reporting obligations; (3) FINRA has actual knowledge that the Company or Company related parties are the subject of a pending investigation by a regulatory body or have been adjudicated against adversely; (4) a government authority or regulatory has informed FINRA that the company related action may be potentially related to fraud or pose a threat to public investors; or (5) there is significant uncertainty in the settlement clearance process for that security.
http://securities-law-blog.com/2010/12/13/new-finra-rules-for-corporate-actions/
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