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Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Investigates Claims Involving Ex-Pruco Broker Joseph Viet Duy Phan

Former Pruco Securities Broker Accused of Borrowing Customers’ Money The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced that it is barring Joseph Viet Duy Phan, an ex-Pruco Securities broker, after he did not appear at a hearing in the self-regulatory organization’s (SRO) probe into why he was fired by the broker-dealer.…

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First Broker Fraud Case Involving GPB Capital Investments Gears Up for Spring FINRA Hearing

GPB Capital Fraud Victim To Have Case Heard By FINRA  An investor who lost significant sums after she was sold GPB Capital private placements by an Arkadios Capital broker will get her case heard before a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration (FINRA) panel in April 2020.  This will likely be…

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9th Circuit Strikes Down JP Morgan Securities’ Wrongful Termination Win

A Ninth Circuit panel has struck down JP Morgan Securities’ arbitration win in a wrongful termination case brought by one of its former financial analysts. The appeals court found that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) panel acted unreasonably when it refused to delay the rest of the arbitration proceedings…

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Shepherd Smith Edwards & Kantas Investigates Ex-Raymond James & Associates Advisor Stuart Nichols

SSEK Investigating Ex-Raymond James Advisor, Stuart Nichols  Another former Raymond James advisor has gotten into trouble over fraud allegations. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) recently barred Stuart Nichols, a former broker with the firm, after he failed to participate in the self-regulatory authority’s probe into churning allegations made against…

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Newbridge Securities, Under Investigation for GPB Private Placement Sales, Fined $225K for Inadequate Supervision

Newbridge Securities in Boca Raton, a Florida-based broker-dealer,  is censured by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and has been fined $225K over its purported failure to adequately supervise the sale of exchange-traded funds, structured notes, and other complex securities.  The self-regulatory authority (SRO) also fined the firm’s investment banking…

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Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Investigates Claims by Clients of Innovation Partners

Our investor lawyers at SSEK Law Firm are meeting with clients who’ve worked with Innovation Partners and suffered investment losses that they suspect may be due to fraud, negligence, or inadequate supervision. The North Carolina-based broker-dealer was recently fined $60K and censured by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) after…

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Ex-Texas Broker With Morgan Stanley and Ameriprise Fined Over Allegedly Unauthorized Trades

Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has fined former Texas broker Steven Yellen $25K for allegedly making unauthorized trades while he was a registered representative for both Ameriprise (AMP) and Morgan Stanley (MS). The self-regulatory authority (SRO) notes at least 30 instances in which Yellen executed trades without customer authorization. After…

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Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Investigates Complaints Involving Ex-Raymond James Broker John Wyshak

Former Raymond James (RJF) broker John Charles Wyshak is under scrutiny by our investor lawyers at SSEK Law Firm. If you are someone who previously worked with Wyshak as your financial representative while he was registered with Raymond James or any other broker-dealer, and you suffered substantial losses, your first…

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Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Investigates ex-Wells Fargo Advisor Stephen Klinger

SSEK Investigating Stephen Klinger, ex-Wells Fargo Advisor Shepherd, Smith, Edwards & Kantas (“SSEK”), a law firm specializing in representing wronged investors, is looking into allegations against ex-broker Stephen Klinger for trading options for a client in his own account. He then proceeded to lose the client’s money.  Klinger was fired…

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Stifel Nicolaus to Pay $1.5M For Failure to Supervise Broker Kenneth Blumberg

Four Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. (SF) clients were awarded $1.5M in compensatory damages in their Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration case against the brokerage firm. According to AdvisorHub, the claimants are accusing the broker-dealer of not properly supervising Stifel Nicolaus broker Kenneth D. Blumberg, who they contend invested up…

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