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Charles Laverty hit with $1.3MM arbitration award

In May, 2017, a FINRA arbitrator panel sitting in Los Angeles issued a $1,378,800 binding arbitration award against Charles Laverty in a case involving personal loans that the clients made to Laverty. The underlying matter involved allegations that Charles Laverty breached his fiduciary duty by soliciting a loan in violation…

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Bob Simons of International Assets suspended by FINRA

Bob Simons suspended over discretionary trading In June, 2016 FINRA suspended International Assets Advisory broker Bob Simons for 45 days and fined him $5,000 over allegations that Simons used a private email account to conduct firm business and exercised  discretion in customer accounts without complying with firm protocol for doing…

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FINRA suspends former HD Vest broker John Olinghouse

John Olinghouse, a registered representative from Sparks, Nevada, formerly with HD Vest and Fortune Financial Services was suspended from FINRA membership as a result of an investigation into his reusing customer signatures by affixing them to different documents.  Olinghouse entered into an acceptance waiver and consent agreement with FINRA in…

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Hossein Amirriahei Barred by FINRA

Hossein Amirriahei, a registered representative from Los Angeles, California, formerly with Wells Fargo Advisors was barred from FINRA membership as a result of failing to cooperate with a FINRA investigation. FINRA Rule 9552. Failure to Provide Information or Keep Information Current This FINRA rule provides if a FINRA member fails…

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BOK Financial to pay $1.6MM in Brogdon Muni Fraud Case

BOK Financial Settles SEC claims over Christopher Brogdon Senior Housing Deals On September 9, 2016 the SEC announced a settlement with BOK Financial Corporation whereby the firm agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle allegations that it failed to disclose a number of problems and concerns with several Christopher Brogdon…

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