Classification of Transmembrane Protein Families Based on Topological Similarity

The issue at hand is whether investors should be required to arbitrate claims before panels which must include an arbitrator who is affiliated with the very industry they are suing. The premise behind FINRA's argument for delay is that FINRA will conduct a study that might show that industry arbitrators are, in some maimer, "better" for investors. FINRA does not begin to suggest how this could be proven on the basis of data fi'om a voluntary pilot program in which members were not required to participate. Thus, firms which had the most to fear from all public panels may not have participated in the pilot. Neither does FINRA indicate what metrics could be used to assess "success," palticularly when most cases settle for undisclosed sums.