Alan Appelbaum – Aegis Capital Corporation

Alan Appelbaum (Alan Zelig Appelbaum, CRD# 500336) is a previously registered broker who last worked for Aegis Capital Corp. in their Boca Raton, FL office. Appelbaum previously worked for Herbert J. Sims & Co. Inc., Ryan, Beck & Co., LLC, Gruntal & Co., LLC, and several other firms. He had been in the industry since 1976. Continue reading ›
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If Emerson Equity sold you an L Bond from GWG Holdings, Silver Law Group may be able to help you recover your investment losses.
GWG Holdings, Inc. announced that it would not make dividend payments on its L Bonds for January 15, 2022 in a form 8-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
It was an investment strategy that was supposed to have limited ties with the market or even a single stocks position. The plan was to deliver consistent income with a minimal amount of risk.
If you are among the investors who lost money due to the Northstar Financial Services (Bermuda) Ltd., Omnia Ltd., or the Puerto Rico-based PB Life and Annuity Co. Ltd., you should have experienced securities attorneys presenting you. Silver Law Group is an experienced team of lawyers who represent victims of securities and investment fraud.
If you are among the investors who lost money due to the Northstar Financial Services (Bermuda) Ltd. bankruptcy, there are ways to recover your investments. You probably will not recoup everything, but some recovery is possible from the liquidation. Silver Law Group already represents many investors in securities arbitration claims against the selling stockbrokers.
With Northstar Financial Services (Bermuda) Ltd. in bankruptcy liquidation, and its former owner Greg Lindberg in prison, everyone with a Northstar investment account must be asking some version of these questions: Who is responsible for this? Is there anyone who can be made to pay back some of my losses?
A new study by the Public Investors Advocate Bar Association (PIABA) shows that broker-dealers and their affiliate firms might not honor claimant awards from FINRA arbitration. In 2020 alone, according to PIABA, 30 percent of FINRA awards went unpaid by member brokerages.