In a FINRA arbitration action with RBC Capital Markets, the firm alleged that Wurdemann failed to repay a promissory note he entered into with the firm. The action requires Wurdemann to repay RBC in accordance with the note, which includes:
- $1,488,650.12, plus interest at an annual rate of 0.58% per annum ($23.65 per diem)
- Collection costs and expenses including reasonable attorneys’ fees
- “Any further relief as deemed fair and just”
Wurdemann is barred indefinitely, until payments are made in accordance with the promissory note, effective 3/27/2023.
Previously, Wurdemann failed to respond to a request for information from FINRA for an investigation. He failed to request a termination of the suspension within a three-month period following the date of suspension on 11/16/2022, leading to a permanent bar, effective 2/21/2023.
A customer dispute filed on 10/20/2020 alleged that Wurdemann failed to disclose the risks of a structured note he purchased on 11/15/2017. The customer requested damages of $51,552.17, and the dispute was settled for $14,000.
Two months prior, on 8/26/2020, another customer filed a dispute alleging that Wurdemann mispresented the nature of three mutual fund investments. The customer requested damages of $1,000,000, and the dispute was settled for $385,000.
During his time with UBS Financial Services, a customer filed a FINRA arbitration hearing on 10/31/2018, with the allegations of, “inter alia, misrepresentation with respect to investments – June 2009 to July 2011”, with requested damages of $44,179.49. The arbitration panel found for the claimants and ordered UBS and Wurdemann to jointly pay the claimants compensatory damages of $170,000. Additionally, Wurdemann was required to pay other fees related to the arbitration hearing that totaled $3,262.50.
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