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In bringing up the SRO oversight constitutionality, we can point to how the rulemaking and arbitration bankrupted shut down this firm:
It is sad that a small BD like Ages, with over 40 years in the industry, was forced out of business because of a [Finra arbitration] panel’s overreach.
— Kirsten Patzer, counsel
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Really interesting subject here. I want to hear more about the constitutionality argument you brought up in TakingStock #60, and need to actively engage more in learning about that. I know you quoted a specific clause or line I need to look up as well, or could you link it here?
In bringing up the SRO oversight constitutionality, we can point to how the rulemaking and arbitration
bankruptedshut down this firm:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: