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Broker Niyukt Bhasin suspended from FINRA membership

Niyukt Bhasin, a registered representative formerly with NSM Securities in West Palm Beach, FL was suspended from FINRA membership for violations of Rule 9554

FINRA Rule 9554. Failure to Comply with an Arbitration Award or Related Settlement or an Order of Restitution or Settlement Providing for Restitution

provides that a registered representative or a firm that fails to comply with a FINRA arbitration award or a settlement agreement entered into as a result of a FINRA arbitration or mediation proceeding, shall have their license suspended 21 days after notice of the intent to suspend has been sent. In May, 2015 Niyukt Bhasin was suspended from FINRA membership for violating Rule 9554.

Niyukt Bhasin’s registration and disciplinary history

In order to lawfully sell investments to the public, one must either be registered or exempt from registration

Niyukt Bhasin was registered with the following firms

08/2005 – 01/2014
NSM SECURITIES, INC. (CRD# 134357) – WEST PALM BEACH, FL
04/2005 – 04/2005
MAX INTERNATIONAL BROKER/DEALER CORP. (CRD# 46039) – NEW YORK, NY
01/2003 – 03/2005
AURA FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (CRD# 42822) – BIRMINGHAM, AL
01/2000 – 02/2003
CONTINENTAL BROKER-DEALER CORP. (CRD# 14048) – CARLE PLACE, NY
01/1996 – 08/1997
GKN SECURITIES CORP. (CRD# 19415) – NEW YORK, NY
03/1993 – 01/1996
CONTINENTAL BROKER-DEALER CORP. (CRD# 14048) – CARLE PLACE, NY

According to FINRA’s CRD disclosure report, Niyukt Bhasin has been the subject of one customer complaints and one regulatory investigation.

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