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Jun 17, 2010 11:53 am

NEW FINRA MONTHLY DISCIPLINARY CASES
NOW ONLINE AND ANALYZED BY BILL SINGER

 

 Regulatory lawyer Bill Singer has analyzed and posted the latest crop of FINRA disciplinary cases.   

Ever hear about a Client Verbal Instruction Form? See how one enterprising broker used that document to transfer customer funds to his own family member -- and not with the client's authorization.  READ HERE Bet you didn't know that all it took for a broker to obtain credit cards attached to your bank account was one, simple, lousy, little-old phone call to the bank.  Think I'm kidding?  READ HERE Elderly clients are increasingly falling prey to brokers.  Consider this one case.  READ HERE Why would a broker keep customer-signed blank medical history questionnaires in his desk? READ HERE Sometimes no matter what you do, you can't win. Imagine that you hire a third-party vendor to oversee certain account computations. Now, imagine that the vendor experienced a software glitch. How does that become your problem? READ HERE You know that FOREX trading program that you want to offer your clients?  You better read this first. READ HERE

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