In Wells Fargo Case, FINRA Didn't Manipulate Arb Process: Independent Review
The review recommended however that FINRA increase transparency in the arbitrator selection process.
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The review recommended however that FINRA increase transparency in the arbitrator selection process.
A law firm FINRA hired to investigate a Georgia arbitration dispute found 'no evidence' of a secret agreement between Wells Fargo counsel and FINRA.
<p><span>FINRA today published </span><a href="https://www.finra.org/rules-guidance/guidance/reports/report-independent-review-finra-dispute-resolution-services-arbitrator-selection-process">the report</a><span> of independent counsel Lowenstein Sandler LLP, which found no evidence of an improper agreement to remove certain arbitrators from arbitration cases. FINRA also said it would promptly implement the report’s recommendations to provide greater transparency to the arbitrator selection process.</span></p>
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