The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is a private, government-authorized regulator overseeing U.S. broker-dealers. It writes and enforces rules, exams, and fines to protect investors and ensure market integrity. Brokerages use its systems for licensing and compliance, while everyday investors benefit from transparent, fair markets. Ultimately, FINRA fosters confidence by holding financial professionals to ethical standards and providing dispute resolution.
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