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Thomas Hampton, Hampton Capital Markets Investigated by Securities Lawyers

Thomas L. Hampton, a Scottsdale, Arizona investment professional, pled guilty to commodities fraud in connection with an investment scheme that defrauded investors out of millions of dollars between September, 2010 and September, 2011. Hampton managed Hampton Capital Markets (HCM). HCM held over $4 million of investors’...

11 February, 2014

Brokerage Firm, Instinet, Approved Improper Commission Rebate Payments To Investment Adviser

According to a recent Cease and Desist Proceeding filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, to which Instinet, LLC (“Instinet”) has submitted an Offer of Settlement, from January 2009 through July 2010, Instinet approved approximately $430,000 in commission rebates to investment advisor J.S. Oliver Capital...

05 February, 2014

Vendetta Partners Assets Frozen in Alleged $18 Million Ponzi Scheme by Robert Helms, Janniece Kaelin

Vendetta Partners, a Texas Company ran by Robert A. Helms and Janniece S. Kaelin, had its assets were frozen by the SEC after being accused of running an $18 million Ponzi scheme in purported purchases of oil and gas royalties. Robert Helms and Janniece Kaelin spent most of their investors’ money on personal...

05 February, 2014

Schorsch Buys Three Independent Broker-Dealers in Less Than a Year

Moving at a pace that will soon make him a strong competitor with industry giants LPL and Ameriprise Financial, real estate investor Nicholas Schorsch has purchased five independent brokerage firms since June, 2013. In June, Schorsch announced the purchase of First Allied Holdings for an undisclosed amount. ...

05 February, 2014

Richard Schwartz Fraud Recovery Options for Investors

Richard Schwartz, an investment advisor formerly in Kokomo, Indiana, has been accused by regulators of perpetrating a fraudulent investment scheme that victimized scores of investors across the country, under the umbrella of RAS & Associates, his investment advisory firm. Richard Schwartz was a licensed securities stockbroker,...

05 February, 2014

George J. Bussanich and George Bussanich Charged with $3.5 Million Scam

George J. Bussanich, a 55-years old man from Park Ridge and his son George Bussanich, 34-years old, of Upper Saddle River, are facing charges for engaging in securities fraud through the sales of unregistered notes in New Jersey. The Bussaniches allegedly sold unregistered notes to unsuspecting investors and promised...

05 February, 2014

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Thomas Hampton, Hampton Capital Markets Investigated by Securities Lawyers

Brokerage Firm, Instinet, Approved Improper Commission Rebate Payments To Investment Adviser

Vendetta Partners Assets Frozen in Alleged $18 Million Ponzi Scheme by Robert Helms, Janniece Kaelin

Schorsch Buys Three Independent Broker-Dealers in Less Than a Year

Richard Schwartz Fraud Recovery Options for Investors

George J. Bussanich and George Bussanich Charged with $3.5 Million Scam

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