Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Washington, DC

Financial Industry Regulatory Authority

www.finra.org

Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is dedicated to investor protection and market integrity. Our team of highly trained professionals are passionate about protecting investors and ensuring financial markets remain fair by writing and enforcing the critical rules and regulations that govern more than 3,700 firms and 630,000 brokers across the country. Our ultimate goal is to foster robust, but fair and orderly, markets in which America`s 90 million investors can feel confident. With more than 3,500 employees nationwide, FINRA is committed to a diverse, high-performance workplace. We recognize that it`s the hard work, passion and dedication of our team that makes ...

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Number of Employees: 1K-5K
Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

www.finra.org
1735 K Street, NW
Washington, DC USA 20006
Phone: 301.590.6500

Name	Title	Contact Details
Seth Harrington	Associate General Counsel, Litigation	Profile
Brian Kitchen	Counsel, Department of Enforcement	Profile
Ashley Stein	Counsel, Enforcement	Profile
Anthony Minute	Corporate Counsel	Profile
Grace McAllister	Principal Counsel	Profile

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