Kevin Wilson Subject of $4.4M In Client Dispute Claims

We previously reported on broker Kevin Richard Wilson (CRD #326701), who had two customer disputes filed in 2018. He is currently employed with Worden Capital Management, LLC (CRD#: 148366) of New York, NY. He has been in the industry since 1999.

Since our previous report, there have been six more disputes with allegations of unsuitability and over-concentration. Two were settled, and four are listed as “pending.”

The most recent, filed on 7/21/2020, was settled for $62,500; the client requested damages of $130,000.

Another dispute filed on 11/27/2018 requested damages of $500,000 and settled for $85,000. The client alleged unsuitable recommendations from 2014 through 2017. Wilson denies the allegation, calling it “baseless.”

The remaining four disputes were filed from 4/8/2019 through 11/5/2019, with total requested damages of $4,430,405.00.

Founded in 1947 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, National Securities Corporation has underwritten many securities offerings. Some of the companies that National Securities underwrote have failed to provide a return for investors. Investors have pursued claims against National Securities and other brokerage firms alleging negligence, breach of fiduciary duty and failure to supervise.

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