NSM Securities, Inc.

Formed in 2003, NSM Securities, Inc.’s main office is in West Palm Beach, FL. In 2014, NSM was expelled by FINRA and is no longer registered. However, multiple FINRA arbitration claims have been filed against NSM and others for losses based upon churning, unsuitability and breach of fiduciary duty. According to NSM’s FINRA filings, NSM maintained a clearing arrangement with Stern, Agee & Leach, Inc.

NSM Securities, Inc. has been the subject of regulatory investigations which resulted in disciplinary actions by regulators.

FINRA expelled NSM from association with FINRA in September, 2014 for actively and aggressively trading stocks in commission-based accounts of its retail customers. This is commonly referred to as churning. The firm failed to establish and maintain a supervisory system reasonably designed to achieve compliance with applicable laws and regulations. The owner and CEO prioritized profits to the firm over duties owed to customers. The firm had widespread sales practice violations, numerous customer complaints, reporting violations and cold-calling abuses.

In October 2013, the Arkansas Securities Commissioner fined NSM and ordered them to cease and desist from doing business by representatives not registered in Arkansas.

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