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Citigroup Fined for ETF Prospectus Failures

Citigroup, Inc. has reportedly agreed to pay a $3 million fine for failing to properly deliver prospectuses to some customers.  Specifically, according to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), Citigroup failed to deliver prospectuses to customers who bought shares in one or more of 160 exchange traded funds (ETFs) in…

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Malecki Law is Investigating Possible Claims Related to the Sale of Shares of Amarin

Malecki Law is investigating possible unsuitability claims against stock brokers and financial advisors who sold shares of Amarin to investors for whom the stock was not appropriate. Amarin is a biopharmaceutical company based out of New Jersey.  The company’s primary business involves the development and marketing of medicines used to treat…

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Wall Street Journal Investigation Uncovers “Hot Spots” Where Brokers With “Disciplinary Red Flags” Accumulate

On November 12, 2014, the Wall Street Journal reported the results of an investigation performed of broker records. The article disclosed that the paper identified 16 “hot spots” where “troubled brokers tend to concentrate,” after analyzing about 550,000 records of brokers. The list of these 16 hot spots include: Fort…

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Malecki Law is Investigating Possible Claims Against Craig Scott Capital

Malecki Law is investigating possible claims against Craig Scott Capital, based in Long Island, NY. According to FINRA BrokerCheck, some customers of the firm have recently filed arbitrations related to the conduct of the firm’s brokers alleging “unsuitability, excessive trading and misrepresentation” against the firm. According to his CRD, the…

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SEC Charges Robare Group with Fraud For Failing to Disclose Fee Arrangement with Broker-Dealer

How do you know your investment adviser is solely acting in your best interest? Sadly, even when it comes to picking mutual funds, your investment adviser may still only be thinking of himself or herself. Take for example the allegations in a recent proceeding instituted by the SEC on September…

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Are Some Customers Paying Too Much In Fees? The SEC Cracks Down on Linkbrokers

“Is my stockbroker charging me too much in commissions and fees?” This is a common question many investors frequently have. Unfortunately, all too often, the answer to this question is “Yes.” In fact, just yesterday, the SEC announced that it had fined a New York based broker-dealer, Linkbrokers (an affiliate…

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Are We Coming Up On A “Sweet Spot” for SEC Whistleblowers?

In only three years, the Dodd-Frank whistleblower program, which promises cash rewards for those whose tips lead to a successful investigation by the SEC, has yielded more than 6,500 tips according to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal. Though traditionally thought of as insiders, tipsters do not just…

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Bitcoin Update: Alerts and Guidance Issued by the SEC, FINRA and IRS

It’s Buyer Beware, according to guidance and alerts issued recently by the SEC, FINRA and IRS concerning risks inherent in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is described by all three offices as a decentralized, peer-to-peer virtual currency that can be used in place of, and traded for, traditional currencies, though is not backed…

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Oil and Gas Limited Partnerships Can Be Extremely Risky Investments

Much has been made in the recent months about supposed growth in the oil and gas markets, including speculation, such as the recent article on www.forbes.com that increasing demand will be preceded by increased investment in infrastructure that would bring the product to market. Regardless of the potential growth as…

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