Robinhood still faces a proposed class action lawsuit in Florida that consolidates claims from around the country alleging negligence, antitrust and violations of securities law. The $30,000 award is a small sum for Robinhood, which has a market cap of more than $10 billion, but the lawyer Jorge Altamirano, whose firm represented the investor in the arbitration, told DealBook that he’d heard from hundreds of others who say that Robinhood’s actions led to losses that “represented life-changing money for them and their families.”

This month, a 27-year-old truck driver from Connecticut secured the first FINRA arbitration award stemming from Robinhood’s halt of meme stock trading. Lingering issues from the meme stock rally - and related trading restrictions - are likely to come up on the call: The stock has lost about two-thirds of its value since a summer I.P.O., stoking rumors that it could become a takeover target. Robinhood happens to report its latest quarterly results today, and analysts expect it to say that the company lost more than $300 million in the fourth quarter, down from a small profit a year earlier. chairman, Gary Gensler, put out a brief statement saying that the agency was still working on recommendations to make the market “as fair, orderly, and efficient as possible.” “We never want our customers to be surprised with trading restrictions again,” it added, noting that it had bolstered risk and compliance infrastructure, among other things. “A new generation turned the act of investing into a mass movement,” Robinhood said in a statement on Tuesday about last year’s market events.

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