Regulatory Reporting Requirements
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Riley's worst Monday: specified events and the 30-day clock
- 1:57 Quarterly statistical reporting vs. event reporting
- 2:35 Form U4 and the $5,000 smoke detector threshold
- 4:28 Standard 30-day U4 amendments and the 10-day statutory disqualification trap
- 5:29 Arbitration disclosure and the two mandatory exceptions
- 6:47 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- The 30-calendar-day deadline for FINRA specified events, including civil litigation, sales practice violations, written complaints alleging theft or forgery, and written notice of criminal or regulatory investigation
- The quarterly statistical reporting due date: the 15th day of the month following each calendar quarter
- Why the $5,000 claimed-damages threshold for Form U4 customer complaints works like a smoke detector, triggering reporting regardless of merit or withdrawal
- The standard 30-day filing deadline for most Form U4 amendments, including customer complaints over $5,000, arbitration awards, civil judgments, criminal charges, and other disclosable events
- The compressed 10-day deadline for statutory disqualification events, and why exam writers bait you with the 30-day default
- The written arbitration disclosure firms must provide when an associated person signs or acknowledges Form U4
- The two mandatory-arbitration exceptions: employment discrimination claims under a statute and whistleblower statute disputes
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