Northeast Securities, LLC Fined for Failing to Adequately Supervise Outside Brokerage Accounts
We are currently investigating allegations made against Northeast Securities, LLC, a Mitchelfield, New York-based securities brokerage firm. FINRA (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) brought a regulatory action against Northeast Securities, alleging that it failed to reasonably supervise the outside brokerage accounts of its representatives. FINRA alleged that the firm failed to request and obtain duplicate account statements for approximately 75% of outside accounts disclosed by representatives.
FINRA also alleged that Northeast Securities failed to maintain adequate procedures to review emails. To settle these allegations, Northeast Securities agreed to pay a $50,000 fine and to adopt revised procedures to correct these issues.
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