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21 June 2021

FINRA Proposes Amendments To Rule On Financial Exploitation Of Specified Adults

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Comments on the proposed amendments are due within 21 days of their publication in the Federal Register.
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FINRA proposed amendments to FINRA Rule 2165 ("Financial Exploitation of Specified Adults") to allow firms "to (1) extend a temporary hold on a disbursement of funds or securities or a transaction in securities for an additional 30-business days if the member firm has reported the matter to a state regulator or agency or a court of competent jurisdiction; and (2) place a temporary hold on a securities transactions where there is a reasonable belief of financial exploitation." The amendments would require the broker-dealer to maintain records as to the purpose and support for any temporary hold extension, such as information concerning communications with or by a relevant state regulator, agency or court.

Comments on the proposed amendments are due within 21 days of their publication in the Federal Register.

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  1. SR-FINRA-2021-016: Proposed Rule Change to Amend Rule 2165 ("Financial Exploitation of Specified Adults")

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