Your registered financial advisor – and the firm that employs him or her – is regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). FINRA provides[...]
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Do Victims of Financial Fraud Need to Work with a Securities and Exchange Commission Attorney? If you’ve suffered significant investment losses as the result of[...]
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Hedge Fund Fraud Overview If you turn on any of the most popular investment news channels, you have no doubt heard plenty about hedge funds.[...]
Selling away occurs when a broker inappropriately sells securities that are not offered or overseen by their member brokerage firm. In most cases, brokers engage[...]
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Unfortunately, there may come a time in which you find yourself in a serious disagreement with your broker or your brokerage firm. When a legal[...]
All stockbrokers (also frequently referred to as a ‘financial advisors’, ‘investment advisors’, or simply as ‘brokers’) have fiduciary obligations to their clients. A fiduciary duty[...]