Worden Capital Management Churn Customer Accounts?
Worden Capital Management LLC (CRD# 148366), a FINRA-registered brokerage firm, was sanctioned $1.5 million by FINRA to settle findings that the firm churned (excessively traded) customer accounts. The sanction includes a $350,000 fine and $1.2 million in restitution. Continue reading ›
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Steven Luftschein (Steven Robert Luftschein CRD#
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David Weisberg is a currently suspended broker who was last registered with Worden Capital Management LLC in New York, New York. Weisberg was suspended by FINRA for findings that he “engaged in excessive and unsuitable trading in the account of an elderly customer.”
One of the most common claims from unhappy investors is against stockbrokers who churn or excessively trade their account to generate commissions for themselves.
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James Schwartz (CRD#
FINRA has alleged that in 2011 and 2012, Ami Forte engaged in unsuitable trading with the account of a client who was very near death. With this account, Forte generated more than $9 million in commissions in less than a year. In 2016, Forte was fired by Morgan Stanley after the estate of Roy M. Speer, co-founder of the Home Shopping Network, sued Morgan Stanley for $40 million.