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FINRA: Better Brokers Wrongdoing Reporting Needed

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is lobbying to eliminate a provision that allows brokers to have wrongdoings removed from their records as a condition of settling consumer complaints. So reports Reuters.

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Broker Fined for Stock Scam

The Arizona Corporation Commission has ordered Paradise Valley investment executive James Liebes to repay investors $685,000 and pay a $75,000 fine. So reports the Phoenix Business Journal.

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Judge Overturns $10.8M FINRA Action Against Citi

Judge Charles Ramos has overturned a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration decision that would have required Citigroup to compensate prior client John Leopoldo Fiorilla $10.8 million for losses incurred related to investments in a British financial company. So reports Inside Counsel.

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Advisor Who 'Committed Suicide' After Losing Millions Found Alive

Former money manager Aubrey Lee Price, who disappeared in mid-June of 2012 after leaving a suicide note acknowledging that he lost millions of dollars in client assets, has been found alive and arrested. So reports the Christian Science Monitor.

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SEC Enforcement Honcho Stepping Down

Securities and Exchange Commission Enforcement Co-Chief George Canellos is stepping down from his post after having played a considerable role in clamping down on those involved with misconduct related to the financial crisis of 2008. So reports Bloomberg.

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FINRA Outlines Priorities for 2014

In a recent letter to its members, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority said its priorities for 2014 include issues related to suitability for complex products, qualified plan rollover option disclosures, security of customer data, recidivist brokers and other matters. So reports the National Law Review.

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Ex-Morgan Stanley Employee Must Repay $31.1M

A U.S. District Judge in Manhattan has ruled that Joseph “Chip” Skowron, who has been convicted of insider trader, must return $31.1 million in compensation to Morgan Stanley, his former employer. So reports Reuters.

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How to Keep Regulators at Bay When Using LinkedIn

Rather than risk the ire of regulations by posting testimonials and endorsements on his LinkedIn page, Leonard Wright of San Diego has found other ways to market his services through the social media site. So reports WealthManagement.

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RBC Capital Markets Fined by Montana Regulators

RBC Capital Markets has been fined more than $42,000 by Montana state regulators for failing to register certain administrative staffers who were handling sales functions. So reports the Independent Record.

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Advisor Pleads Guilty to Transferring Client Funds to Own Account

Michelle Lee Karn, who is a financial advisor based in Roseville, California, has pled guilty to committing fraud. So reports the Sacramento Business Journal.

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