Legal & Compliance

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Finra Bars Ex-Edward Jones Broker Linked To Alleged Pot Ponzi Scheme

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Alexandria Porter Bovee got $715,000 for her work with WeedGenics. The SEC called it a sham.

Mariner Seeks To Pause Edelman's Lawsuit Accusing It Of Poaching, Defamation

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Mariner has asked a judge to stay the claims until the completion of several arbitration proceedings involving ex-Edelman advisors.

SEC Says Conn. Ex-Broker Abused Fund Transfer System To Trade Without Money

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Andrew Komarow, formerly of LPL, was barred by Finra in June.

Merrill Sued Again For Paying Low Rates On Cash Sweep Accounts

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This latest lawsuit alleges the firm breached a Merrill Edge client's contract by not paying “reasonable” interest.

FPA Tells DOL Advisors Need More Time To Phase In Fiduciary Rule

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The trade group's CEO wants clarity on how compliance with other best interest rules will work.

JPMorgan Is In A Fight Over Its Client's Lost $50 Million Fortune

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At age 78, Peter Doelger was worth at least $50 million, but as dementia set in over the next five years, it was nearly wiped out.

Trade Groups Tell DOL To Withdraw Proposed Fiduciary Rule

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Unions and consumer groups argue rule is needed to weed out costly conflicts.

Fired Schwab Advisor Says Firm Mistook Disability For Drunkenness

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Robert Dugan said Schwab knew that he took medication for an anxiety disorder affecting his cognitive ability.

Barred Ex-Stifel Rep In N.J. Convicted In Healthcare Fraud Scheme

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A jury said Kaival Patel's false medication claims led state insurance plans to lose millions.

Barred Broker Indicted For Allegedly Defrauding Investors Out Of $88.6M

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Raymond Pirrello of Sparta, N.J., is accused of pocketing fees that he hid from equity investors.

SEC Investor Advocate Asks For Temporary Ban On Mandatory Arbitration

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Advisors who use these types of arbitration clauses in client contracts may be violating their fiduciary duties, she said.

Finra Tried To Ban Firm For 60,000% Fee Hike. It Hasn't Been Easy

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Self-regulatory organizations are the latest target of U.S. conservatives pushing to dismantle big government.

Why This CEO Thinks You Should Ditch Your Credit Cards

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Affirm's Max Levchin says buy-now, pay-later loans offer a better alternative. Federal regulators aren't so sure.

Finra Bars One Advisor, Fines Another For Using Cell Phones During Exams

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Both advisors were terminated by their former firms, according to Finra.

Trade Group Wants Withdrawal Of State Regulators' Unethical Practices Proposal

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State regulators say they want to align state rules on ethical broker behavior with federal rules.

Finra Fines Four Firms $2.6M For Securities Lending Violations

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The sanctions include $1 million for investors who didn't approve deals but got tax bills anyway.

Online Brokerage Public Lets Individual Investors Buy Pieces Of Corporate Bonds

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Its retail investors will be able to buy slices of corporate bonds just like they do with stocks.

Wall Street CEOs Head To Washington With Capital-Rule Concerns

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The heads of the biggest U.S. banks want to water down capital rule proposals.

House Moves Ahead On Bill That Would Block DOL Fiduciary Rule

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Hearings on the bill are scheduled for this week, but it stands little chance of gaining President Biden's signature.

Nashville B-D Closes Doors After L Bond Meltdown

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Center Street Securities was facing steep claims for its sales of bonds for bankrupt GWG Holdings.

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