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Aaron Parthemer

Aaron Parthemer a former registered representative with Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo was barred from the securities industry on March 6, 2015. In their complaint, which Aaron Parthemer neither admitted nor denied, FINRA found that Parthemer engaged in private securities transactions without obtaining written approval from his broker dealer, and…

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FINRA issues Notice on Complex Products

In publishing Regulatory Notice 12-03 FINRA called on broker dealers to increase supervision and compliance when dealing with complex products.”  These investments include any security or strategy with “novel, complicated or intricate derivative like features.”  Examples are asset backed securities, unlisted REITs, structured notes, leveraged and inverse ETFs. This notice…

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KMS Financial settles with ponzi scheme victims

Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance, Monica J. Lindeen, and KMS Financial Services, Inc., a Seattle-based securities firm, have entered into a settlement agreement that provides restitution to the victims identified in the Commissioner’s action against Arthur Heffelfinger, a former KMS stock broker.† In an effort to be responsive to…

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SunTrust Investment Services Fined $1.4 MM For Unsuitable Investments

FINRA Orders SunTrust Investment Services to Pay $1.44 Million for Unsuitable UIT, Closed-End Fund and Mutual Fund TransactionsSanction Includes $540,000 in Restitution to Disadvantaged Customers; Broker Barred in Separate Action, Former Branch Manager Suspended WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has ordered SunTrust Investment…

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TRO against Firstar Financial Group Of Oklahoma

Oklahoma City///// On June 24, 2010, Oklahoma County District Court Judge Vicki Robertson issued a temporary restraining order against Firstar Financial Group of Central Oklahoma, LLC, John Joseph Hamilton, and Robin L. Peck. The judge’s action was based on an emergency request by the Oklahoma Department of Securities. The Department…

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Recovery For Victims Of Unregistered Missouri Securities Broker

Jefferson City, MO – Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced that $574,000 will be returned to more than 100 investors, many of them seniors, who suffered losses after their savings were mishandled by a former Bankers Life and Casualty Company insurance agent, James Otto. According to the cease…

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