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Arbitration is an alternative to the traditional lawsuit filed in court in order to resolve a dispute. It is a formal dispute resolution process in which the parties-customers, brokers, or brokerage firms-select a neutral, third party (or parties) called an arbitrator to decide the matter. In the securities area, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. (FINRA) is a self-regulatory organization and the largest regulator of securities firms doing business with the public. Any arbitration filed that involves securities will likely be filed with FINRA, which then ...
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