Under FINRA rules, which of the following events does not require a registered representative to update her Form U4 disclosure?

Felony convictions are serious legal matters that require immediate disclosure on Form U4. This rule is in place to ensure transparency regarding a representative's legal history, which could affect their credibility and suitability to serve clients. Such convictions can significantly impact the representative's ability to conduct business in the financial industry.

Any regulatory disciplinary actions taken against a registered representative must be reported on Form U4. These actions are critical for maintaining the integrity of the financial industry, as they reflect on the representative's compliance with regulatory standards and professional behavior. Failure to disclose such actions could lead to further penalties and loss of license.

Resolutions of customer complaints that involve payments of $15,000 or more are also required to be disclosed on Form U4. This requirement helps safeguard the interests of potential clients by ensuring that they are aware of significant disputes and the representative's history in resolving customer complaints. It promotes accountability and transparency in financial dealings.