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FINRA Fines JP Morgan Securities Over Supervisory Failures; FDIC Bans Reputation Risk from Examinations; Criminal Disclosure at Dew Wealth Strategies; Bank of Canada's Rogers Speaks on Stability

FINRA sanctions JP Morgan Securities for supervisory failures spanning 2016 to 2020. FDIC issues a final rule prohibiting regulators from using reputation risk in bank examinations. A criminal disclosure surfaces at Dew Wealth Strategies. Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Cetera, and Osaic all add new customer complaints. Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers delivers a speech on central bank stability. Two RIAs graduate.

By Farah Ashraf Kamal · Finleet Daily Intelligence

April 07, 2026

By Farah Ashraf Kamal

Across 60 events today, enforcement and regulatory policy dominated the tape. FINRA sanctioned JP Morgan Securities for supervisory failures spanning four years. The FDIC finalized a rule banning the use of reputation risk in bank examinations — a significant shift in supervisory philosophy. A criminal disclosure surfaced at a small RIA. On the advisory side, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Cetera, and Osaic all filed new customer complaints. Six central bank speeches were published, including Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers on financial stability.

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