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Valley News - N H settles trading case with broker

N.H. settles trading case with broker Modified: 3/15/2021 8:11:54 PM CONCORD The New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation has settled a case against a New York-based broker who has been ordered to pay restitution to the estate of a Lebanon man. Joseph Ambrosole, a state-licensed broker-dealer made stock trades that were unsuitable for the 80-year-old Lebanon resident he took on as a client in December 2017, the state said in a consent order issued Monday. Joseph Stone Capital, a New Hampshire registered broker-dealer that Ambrosole worked for, failed to have “adequate written supervisory policies/procedures in effect to monitor Ambrosole’s trading activity,” the consent order says.

Finra bars former Merrill rep accused of churning

Finra bars former Merrill rep accused of churning Charles Kenahan had already been barred by the state of New Hampshire in December. January 26, 2021 Former Merrill Lynch broker Charles Ernest Kenahan has been barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. for failing to take part in an investigation into his conduct at the firm, which discharged him in July 2019. At the time, Merrill Lynch gave as its explanation for Kenahan’s firing “customers’ allegations of unauthorized trading, unsuitable investment recommendations and excessive trading.” In December 2020, the New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation issued a permanent bar against Kenahan as a result of allegations of unauthorized trading, mismarked tickets, inappropriate ETFs, overcharges and excessive trading. New Hampshire also fined Merrill Lynch $2 million, with the wirehouse agreeing to pay $24.3 million back to clients as part of a settlement over Kenahan’s excessive trades, commissions and

Federal Trade Commission and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide

New cases, FTC data highlight broad scope of scams making false promises of big income Published on December 14, 2020 The Federal Trade Commission, along with 19 federal, state, and local law enforcement partners today announced a nationwide crackdown on scams that target consumers with fake promises of income and financial independence that have no basis in reality. The impact of these scams has intensified as scammers take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic and financial crisis. Called “Operation Income Illusion,” the crackdown encompasses more than 50 law enforcement actions against the operators of work-from-home and employment scams, pyramid schemes, investment scams, bogus coaching courses, and other schemes that can end up costing consumers thousands of dollars.

As Scammers Leverage Pandemic Fears, FTC and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide

As Scammers Leverage Pandemic Fears, FTC and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide
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