According to FINRA’s annual financial report, the SRO’s increase in fines in 2016 allowed for it to attain a positive net income.
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According to FINRA’s annual financial report, the SRO’s increase in fines in 2016 allowed for it to attain a positive net income.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has filed a complaint against adviser Dean Mustaphalli, accusing him of defrauding his clients out of millions.
The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey has entered a judgment against unregistered broker, James R. Trolice.
According to a filing by the SEC, Aegis Capital Corp., a mid-sized broker-dealer based in New York City with 415 registered reps, is being investigated by the SEC, FINRA and the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FINCEN).
Brokerage firms continually attempt to modify their forgivable loan agreements in order to gain an advantage over reps who elect not to pay their promissory note balances when they leave the firm.
The SEC filed an emergency action to stop Texas resident Thurman P. Bryant, III and his company, Bryant United Capital Funding, Inc. (BUCF) from allegedly conducting a Ponzi scheme.
A plan participant has sued Capital Group Companies Inc. for allegedly reaping profits from its 401(k) plan by loading its company retirement plan with high-cost proprietary investment options.
Bob Veres, a columnist for Financing Planning, has published an article which outlines issues for brokers to consider when deciding to go independent.
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. would require CFPs to adhere to a fiduciary standard at all times pursuant to a new ethics code proposed.
A former Fidelity Investments advisor, Michael Maeker, has initiated legal action against his former firm, alleging wrongful termination in response to his reporting of anti-investor sales tactics.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has initiated inquiries into several banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup, regarding potentially hindering whistleblowers from disclosing information, as reported by Bloomberg News.
The National Futures Association's (NFA) Business Conduct Committee (BCC) has taken action against 50.ai Investments LLC, a former NFA Member commodity pool operator and forex firm, for violating multiple NFA compliance rules.