Christopher Kane Subject of $871K Customer Dispute
Broker Christopher Kane (Christopher Brandon Kane CRD #5486515), was formerly registered with National Securities Corporation (CRD #7569) in South Norwalk, CT. He was previously employed with Laidlaw & Company (Uk) Ltd. (CRD #119037) of Stamford, CT and the now-defunct HFP Capital Markets LLC of New York, NY (CRD #44351; FINRA expelled this company on 06/25/2014.) He has been in the industry since 2007, and registered as a broker since 2010.

Kane has only one disclosure in his FINRA record, which was filed on 6/11/2018. In it, the client alleges “churning, unauthorized and unsuitable trading from 2012-2017.” Requested damages total $871,256.00. Kane was employed with Laidlaw & Company at the time of the allegations. The case is currently pending, and no additional information is available.
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