Series 26: Approval Of Change In Exempt Status

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Approval of Change in Exempt Status

An exempt firm may not change its method of doing business in a manner that would change its exempt status or begin operations that would disqualify it from a continued exemption under the customer protection rule unless it has obtained FINRA’s prior written approval.

In deciding whether to approve or deny an application for a change in exempt status, FINRA will consider the firm’s type of business; the training, experience and qualifications of its associated persons; its procedures for safeguarding customer funds and securities; its overall financial and operational condition; and any other information considered relevant under the particular circumstances.

FINRA Rule 1020

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SUMMARY: Financial Responsibility Rules
SEC/SEA Rule	Designation	Purpose
Rule 15c3-1	Net Capital Rule	Designates minimum net capital requirements for member firms: mutual fund brokers, $5,000; carrying firms, $250,000; dealers, $100,000
Rule 15c3-3	Customer Protection Rule	Requi