Central Registration Depository

Central Registration Depository (CRD): A computerized system, which includes the employment, qualification, and disciplinary histories of more than 400,000 securities professionals who deal with the public.

The Central Registration Depository (CRD) is an automated database maintained by FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. The database contains records and information about registered representatives, better known as stockbrokers.

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Your state's security agency can check the Central Registration Depository (CRD) to see if the broker you have been contacted by, or his/her firm, has a record of disciplinary action or complaints.

You can verify your broker's disciplinary history by checking the Central Registration Depository (CRD). Either your state securities regulator or FINRA can provide you with CRD information.

This database is called the Central Registration Depository (CRD) and it can tell you whether or not brokers are licensed in your state, and if they have had any complaints or issues with regulators.

your broker or the company he or she works for has a history of complaints or fraud. You can do this by calling your state securities regulator or by checking with the National Association of Securities Dealers' "Central Registration Depository" at ...

See also: Broker, Registration, Securities, Exchange, Investment