Recommendations of more than $800k in limited partnerships led to unsuitably large concentrations of alts in their portfolios, Finra finds.
NASAA's 2024 report showcases rising scrutiny of digital assets and social media scams, with older investors emerging as vulnerable targets.
“Big Tech companies and big Wall Street firms should not behave as if they are exempt from federal law," says head of federal consumer protection agency.
Finra suspended the broker, Luke Johnson, earlier this year.
SEC charged the firm with making misstatements and compliance failures.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler reaffirms the regulator's role in protecting investors amid perennial and emerging industry risks.
Alabama resident charged over January hijacking of the Securities and Exchange Commission's X account before historic decision on spot bitcoin ETFs.
The Cincinatti firm reportedly missed multiple signs that the errant advisor misappropriated $728k from clients to fund his gambling, pay personal expenses, and repay other investors.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has focused on "black-and-white" allegations of AI washing, but that could broaden out to a gray area that may loop in more financial services companies, a lawyer says.
The former SEC commissioner Daniel Gallagher, now chief legal officer at Robinhood, could be a leading contender to lead the agency if Trump regains the White House.
Churning cost customers more than $6 million, according to Finra.
Crypto trading platform fires back against a legal threat by the regulator, contending it has "unilaterally expanded its jurisdiction beyond statutory limits."
“The numbers are wrong," says broker, who made $1.5 million after guiding clients to invest in friend’s firm, according to the Bureau of Securities.
Having led the division of enforcement since 2021, Grewal's tenure included record penalties against firms for securities-law violations.
The two former advisors' years-long schemes reportedly generated more than $6.3M in illicit profits at their clients' expense.
Based in suburban St. Louis, Maloney Securities has 125 financial advisors on its platform.
A firm and its owner agreed to a settlement with the SEC over alleged misstatements to customers and a lack of procedures to ensure compliance.
Panelists go over the challenges in hiring social media influencers and communicating about complex products.
The alleged fraud began in 2020, according to the SEC.
Firms let accounts go over designated exposure levels, which led to higher fees and losses for clients, according to the SEC.
