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Many of these investors are alleging different types of securities fraud : unsuitability, misrepresentation, breach of fiduciary duty, failure to supervise, negligence, and other claims.
The firm hired Fagenson after he had already been fired by UBS Financial Services, where while under heightened supervision, he allegedly violated that firm’s trading policies. ... Recent Regulatory Filings Involving Newbridge Securities 2019 : FINRA censured and fined Newbridge ...
Some of the allegations may include: Unsuitability Misrepresentations and omissions Churning Selling away Overconcentration Failure to supervise Negligence Margin account Broker fraud Unauthorized trading Breach of fiduciary duty Why Do You Need Your Own Securities Lawyer?
Yet securities fraud and investment advisor fraud happen all the time and may include: Misrepresentations and omissions Unsuitable investment recommendations and sales Overconcentration Excessive trading in a customer’s account, also known as churning Unauthorized trading Failure to execute trades Registration ...
A failure to properly disclose material information can cause an investor to buy a security or agree to an investing strategy that, unbeknownst to them, is too high-risk for their investment portfolio. ... Unsuitability may also refer to: Excessive trading ...
“Ultimately, this case should send a strong message that FINRA expects firms to provide accurate information to regulatory inquiries in a timely manner – and that failures to provide accurate information will draw severe sanctions.” ... (MetLife) paid a $250,000 ...
At Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas, we represent investors seeking to recoup damages related to: Financial product failures Stockbroker fraud Negligence Overconcentration Unsuitability Investment adviser misappropriation Misrepresentations and omissions Elder financial abuse Breach of fiduciary duty Failure to supervise Churning ...
Even if your broker-dealer was not aware that one of their financial advisors was unsuitably selling Reg D offerings to you, they may still be held liable for their failure to supervise their registered representative and your brokerage account.
This is called failure to execute . ... Failure to Supervise Brokerage firms have a duty to oversee not just their registered representatives but also supervise what these employees are doing in their customers' accounts.
When a failure to supervise allows fraud or negligence to occur, an investor may be able to recover damages from the brokerage firm of record.