In August 2018, FINRA Bars Registered Individuals for Failing to Comply with FINRA Rules
According to FINRA Disciplinary actions for August 2018, the following individuals were barred from FINRA and cannot currently work for a FINRA brokerage firm for failing to provide FINRA with information it requested or to keep information current with FINRA pursuant to FINRA rules:
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NAME |
FORMER EMPLOYERS |
| Gregory Connell | |
| Ashley Evans | |
| Valbona Keja-Dasilva | Suntrust Investment Services, Inc |
| CCO Investment Services Corp | |
| Keesang Kim | MML Investors Services, LLC |
| Pruco Securities, LLC | |
| Cynthia Moore | Huntington Investment Company |
| Joshua Stephens-Anselm | J.P. Morgan Securities |
| J. P. Morgan Chase Bank | |
| John Stoddard | Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC |
| Investools | |
| David Wells | |
| Yuhong Zhou | Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc |
| World Financial Group, Inc |
FINRA makes this information available, in part, to inform investors about potential red flags or problems with certain stockbrokers. If you invested with anyone in this report and have questions about your legal rights, our attorneys will talk with you at no cost to explain your legal rights and about how we can help recover your investment losses through securities arbitration or litigation.
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Zito is the subject of three disclosures. He was discharged by Merrill Lynch on 6/25/2018 for “Conduct including failure to adhere to Firm standards regarding selling away and failure to fully disclose participation in an outside business activity.” (“

Hayes is the subject of seven customer complaints, with all but one filed on 12/15/2017. Of these, four have been settled. All of the complaints allege
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Barnett has three pending customer complaints in 2018, with the damages requested totaling $133,529.56. Two of these claims involve allegations of over-concentration and losses related to a company called Breitburn Energy (BBEP), and that the company was unsuitable for the clients. Both complaints include allegations of breach of contract and fiduciary duty, violation of Kentucky Consumer Protection Act, Kentucky Blue Sky Law, and the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act. The third 2018 complaint, also pending, allege “breach of fiduciary duty, violation of Illinois’ Securities Act (Section 815 ILCS 5/12 et al.), negligence/negligent misrepresentation/omission, breach of contract, restitution, common law fraud, and negligent supervision.”
n 5/17/18, no additional information is available.