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Nasdaq General Rule 6 (Series)

Governs how customer and industry disputes are resolved through arbitration and largely incorporates FINRA's arbitration procedures.

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Jurisdiction: United States

Regulator: Nasdaq

Topic: Consumer Protection

Nasdaq General 6 Arbitration
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Key provisions:

  • Customer and industry arbitration cases must follow FINRA’s arbitration rules and procedures.
  • Pre-dispute arbitration agreements between member firms and customers must comply with FINRA requirements.
  • Arbitrators may refer potential securities law or Nasdaq rule violations to Nasdaq for disciplinary review after the arbitration matter is resolved.
  • Member firms and associated persons must honor arbitration awards or risk disciplinary action by Nasdaq.
  • Arbitration does not limit Nasdaq’s regulatory authority, and Nasdaq may pursue separate examinations, investigations, or enforcement actions when appropriate.

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