New FINRA Chief Wants The Regulator To Be A Better Listener
The regulator learns a lot through the examination process, so some members have suggested FINRA share what it learns so they can get ahead of issues. Indeed, Cook said FINRA is going to start sharing what it sees during exams, so firms can react. So FINRA has decided to conduct a survey of smaller firms to identify which resources are helpful to them.
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