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FINRA Rule 4370

Member firms must implement and maintain a written business continuity plan in case of an emergency or a significant business interruption.

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Jurisdiction: United States

Regulator: FINRA

Topic: Business Continuity

FINRA Rule 4370
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A business continuity plan must address the following, as applicable: 

  1. Data back-up and recovery (hard copy and electronic records);
  2. Mission critical systems;
  3. Financial and operational assessments;
  4. Alternative communications between customers and the member firm;
  5. Alternative communications between the member firm and its employees;
  6. Alternative work location for employees;
  7. The impact on critical business constituents, banks, and counterparties;
  8. Regulatory reporting;
  9. Communications with regulators; and
  10. How the member firm will provide customers with prompt access to their funds and securities if the firm determines that it is unable to continue operating.

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