Managers of Wealth Americas

Hedge Fund Co-Founder Gets 30 Months for Role in Alleged Bribery Scheme

Huberfeld pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit wire fraud

Interactive Brokers Pays $100K to Settle Supervision Case

Interactive Brokers carried several accounts managed by Peter Zuck, who has a history of financial crime convictions.

UBS to Pay $319,000 Over Former Broker’s Alleged Unsuitable Recommendations

BS cooperated with the regulator and neither admitted nor denied the allegations, InvestmentNews writes

All You Need to Know About the Global Legal Services

The profile also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market.

Finra Sues Ex-Broker Over Failing to Disclose Sexual Misconduct Felony

He learned about the charge May 3 and was arraigned May 6, and was issued a written indictment for the felony charge in October 2016, Finra says.

Husband and wife to pay over USD1m to settle futures trading scheme fraud charges

The CFTC cautions victims that restitution orders may not result in the recovery of money lost because the wrongdoers may not have sufficient funds or assets.

Deferred Prosecution Agreement in the U.S. resolved

Since Julius Baer fulfilled its obligations under the DPA, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York filed a motion to dismiss the charges.

Signs Point to "Tsunami" of Lawsuits Imminent for Financial Advisors

“We’ve gotten probably a 20% higher volume of calls in the last four months versus 12 months ago. The reason is because of the plummeting markets,” Stoltmann says.

Merrill Lynch Wins Arbitration Over Manager Claiming $30 Million Loss

McClanahan says the wirehouse “frivolously sued him in federal court to circumvent the customer arbitration agreement and to increase his costs,” according to the award document.

Morgan Stanley Ordered to Hand Over Evidence in Lawsuit Claiming Theft of Confidential Information

In its lawsuit, E*Trade argues that most of its more than 6.6 million account holders never speak to an individual financial advisor.

Three more bank mutual fund subsidiaries face potential class action cases

The allegations have yet to be tested in court.

Standard Chartered hit with $40m fine for forex rigging

Bank Admits Failing to Effectively Deter Illegal Trading Activities Between 2007 and 2013

Wyoming Senate Passes Bill Recognizing Cryptocurrency as Money

The bill was introduced on Jan. 22.

How the SEC’s Hedging Rule Will Impact Public Companies

The final rule is generally consistent with the rule the SEC proposed back in February 2015.

First American Charged With Panama Papers Crimes Appears In Court

Prosecutors allege that Gaffey helped former U.S. resident Joachim von der Goltz evade taxes.

Who's Who Legal Awards

Firm of the Year 2018: Hogan Lovells

Crypto Crime Is Taking A Violent Turn

This case also signals a shift away from bitcoin, which has more robust crime fighting tools, towards alternate cryptocurrencies, where criminals have more than 1,600 cryptocurrencies to choose from.

MetLife to pay N.Y. regulator $19.7 mln for unpaid pensions

The settlement follows an examination by the New York regulator

Firm Settles Ponzi Scheme Allegations for $1 Billion-Plus

The SEC had also accused Woodbridge founder and CEO Robert Shapiro of making Ponzi payments

Suspected Fraud Against Seniors Doubles in Five Years

Financial advice industry regulators have already taken steps to address elder abuse

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