Finra

Regulates brokerage firms and exchange markets in the United States.

Company facts

Founded
2007
Employees
4,200
Headquarters
United States
Type
Non-Profit
Subsidiaries
FINRA Investor Education Foundation, FINRA CAT

About

FINRA is the self‑regulatory organization overseeing broker‑dealers in the United States. Its core mission is to protect investors, foster capital formation, and maintain market integrity—all without charging taxpayers. FINRA sets and enforces industry rules, conducts examinations, and provides dispute resolution services. It also maintains a strict policy that only its verified social‑media accounts may represent its views, ensuring accurate communication to the public.