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ARTICLE · 17 AUGUST 2021

FINRA Cautions Firms On Outsourcing

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FINRA reminded firms of their obligation to maintain a sufficient supervisory system for activities outsourced to third-party vendors.

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FINRA reminded firms of their obligation to maintain a sufficient supervisory system for activities outsourced to third-party vendors. FINRA highlighted exam findings and examples of disciplinary actions arising from supervisory lapses.

FINRA encouraged firms to review:

  • their supervisory obligation for outsourced activities, which if performed directly by a member would be subject to FINRA Rule 3110 ("Supervision");
  • whether vendors meet registration requirements under FINRA Rule 1220 ("Registration Categories");
  • that their cybersecurity programs and controls are consistent with SEC Regulation S-P Rule 30 ("Procedures to safeguard customer records and information; disposal of consumer report information"); and

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