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Stifel Nicolaus & Co.’s Michigan Broker Kenneth Hornyak Permanently Barred By FINRA

Michigan broker Kenneth Hornyak (“Hornyak”)(CRD# 2990144), was permanently barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) and is no longer licensed to act as a broker, or otherwise associate with firms that sell securities to the public. Hornyak is barred from association with any FINRA member in any capacity. According…

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Antonio Costanzo Permanently Barred by FINRA After Alleged Churning in Customer Accounts

Broker failed to respond to FINRA information requests after allegations of excessive trading in numerous customer accounts After 19 years in the securities industry, Antonio Costanzo has received a permanent bar from FINRA from acting in the capacity of a broker or other financial adviser, according to the FINRA website.…

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SEC Reiterates Oil and Gas Fraud Investor Alert

Alert lists red flags and best practices for avoiding fraud A relatively recent increase in fraud schemes involving oil and gas ventures has caused the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue an investor alert that educates investors by bringing to their attention the possibility of fraudulent endeavors and the warning…

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Broker Focus: Patrick Teutonico in the Spotlight for Unauthorized Transactions

According to FINRA Teutonico failed to observe high standards of commercial honor. According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Broker Check website, broker Patrick Teutonico is once again in the spotlight. Over the course of 17 years in the securities industry, Teutonico has 10 disclosures to report. To provide…

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Silver Law Group Files Securities Arbitration Case Against Dawson James

The Silver Law Group has filed a securities arbitration claim before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) on behalf of a family and a family business from South America alleging, among other things, that Dawson James failed to properly supervise one of its registered representatives, permitted an unsuitable investment strategy…

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Stockbroker Thomas Tedeschi and Broker-Dealer Aegis Capital Corp. are the Subject of Multiple Securities Arbitration Claims Against Them for Churning

According to FINRA, Thomas Tedeschi has recently been named in a securities arbitration lawsuit against him and his former employer, Aegis Capital Corp., for making unsuitable investments, unauthorized trades, misrepresentations and excessive trading (churning), among other claims.  The assertions against him involve speculative securities that include penny stocks and Exchange…

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FINRA Bars Herbert Kaye for Executing Trades without Prior Authorization

Herbert Leonard Kaye, of Delray Beach, Florida, submitted an AWC in which he was assessed a deferred fine of $25,000, which includes disgorgement of $11,000 of commissions received, and suspended from association with any FINRA member in any capacity for four months. Kaye was registered with First Allied Securities in…

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Stephen Eldridge Ridgely, II Barred from Securities Industry

Silver Law Group is investigating Stephen Eldridge Ridgely, II who was suspended by FINRA for failing to respond to FINRA requests for information. Mr. Ridgely was registered with Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.’s Plantation, Florida office from September 2012 through March 2014.  Prior to that time, he was registered with Merrill…

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Silver Law Group is Investigating NSM Securities, Inc.

NSM Securities, Inc. (CRD #134357, West Palm Beach, Florida) and Niyukt Raghu Bhasin (CRD #2282048, Wellington, Florida) submitted an Offer of Settlement to FINRA in which NSM Securities (“NSM”) was expelled from FINRA membership. Bhasin was barred from association with any FINRA member in any capacity. NSM and Bhasin consented…

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