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ARTICLE · 11 JUNE 2021

FINRA Proposes Amendments To Continuing Education Requirements

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FINRA proposed amendments to rules on continuing education and registration that would (i) require the regulatory element to be completed annually and (ii) provide a path for individuals with a terminated registration to maintain their qualification.

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FINRA proposed amendments to rules on continuing education and registration that would (i) require the regulatory element to be completed annually and (ii) provide a path for individuals with a terminated registration to maintain their qualification. FINRA's proposal would amend FINRA Rule 1240 ("Continuing Education Requirements") and make conforming amendments to FINRA Rule 1210 ("Registration Requirements") such that:

  • a registered person would be required to complete the regulatory element annually, a change from the current three-year cycle, as to each representative or principal registration category that the individual holds;
  • firms would be "expressly allowed" to satisfy an annual firm element requirement by offering an AML compliance program or other required training; and

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