From July 2007 through February 2008, Christopher Kline, 49, York, PA, participated in a scheme in which one of his clients, William Curtis, 50, Naper...Read On
Wall Street regulators have insisted -- and rightly so -- that brokerage firms monitor communications between customers and registered persons. Such s... Read On
Regardless of your intentions, helping out a customer may not always be the best of career moves -- particularly if you are compensated for the side w...Read On
Veteran Wall Street lawyer Bill Singer doesn't like this regulatory settlement involving an alleged violation of the Borrowing Rule. He thinks t... Read On
A stockbroker was named as a respondent in a customer's 2009 arbitration, but, thereafter, the registered person turned around and named the customer ... Read On
Although the facts aren't exactly spelled out in this FINRA Arbitration Decision, it seems clear that a former employer broker-dealer and employee wou...Read On
How pathetic has the state of regulation of the securities markets become in 2013? The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") just released a Repo... Read On
Don't Miss This CNBC Interview of NYAG Schneiderman: NY AG: Need to Fix Street's 'Rigged Casino' Impression (May 7, 2013)Full-Text Press Release ... Read On
In today's blog we consider the plight of two registered representatives seeking to obtain expungements of customer complaints by filing FINRA Arbitra... Read On
Light Bulbs, Coffee Cakes, and FINRA's Regulation of Stockbrokers Designated As Estate Beneficiaries (BrokeAndBroker.com Blog)
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A Wells Fargo customer wanted to name her stockbroker as a Beneficiary of her accounts. In accordance with Wells Fargo policy, the stockbroker asked... Read On
Another day on Wall Street and another firm attempts to secure another Temporary Restraining Order against another former employee. As has been report... Read On