Eddy Blizzard drained his client's retirement savings over a six-year period.
The lawsuit challenges the bank's efforts to present a picture of greater gender equality.
Anthony J. Cantone has in the past been sanctioned over muni-bond offerings.
The rules would impact hedge funds, private equity managers and certain other advisors.
Alexandria Porter Bovee got $715,000 for her work with WeedGenics. The SEC called it a sham.
Mariner has asked a judge to stay the claims until the completion of several arbitration proceedings involving ex-Edelman advisors.
Andrew Komarow, formerly of LPL, was barred by Finra in June.
This latest lawsuit alleges the firm breached a Merrill Edge client's contract by not paying “reasonable” interest.
The trade group's CEO wants clarity on how compliance with other best interest rules will work.
At age 78, Peter Doelger was worth at least $50 million, but as dementia set in over the next five years, it was nearly wiped out.
Unions and consumer groups argue rule is needed to weed out costly conflicts.
Robert Dugan said Schwab knew that he took medication for an anxiety disorder affecting his cognitive ability.
A jury said Kaival Patel's false medication claims led state insurance plans to lose millions.
Raymond Pirrello of Sparta, N.J., is accused of pocketing fees that he hid from equity investors.
Advisors who use these types of arbitration clauses in client contracts may be violating their fiduciary duties, she said.
Self-regulatory organizations are the latest target of U.S. conservatives pushing to dismantle big government.
Affirm's Max Levchin says buy-now, pay-later loans offer a better alternative. Federal regulators aren't so sure.
Both advisors were terminated by their former firms, according to Finra.
State regulators say they want to align state rules on ethical broker behavior with federal rules.
The sanctions include $1 million for investors who didn't approve deals but got tax bills anyway.