FINRA Suspends Registered Individuals For Violations Of FINRA Rules May 2023
According to FINRA Disciplinary actions for May 2023, the following individuals were suspended 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. However, these individuals remain bound by the securities arbitration agreement to arbitrate any disputes between themselves and their former customers:
| NAME | FORMER EMPLOYERS |
| Michael Cutrone | Neuberger Berman BD LLC |
| Ronald Diaz | Morgan Stanley |
| J.P. Morgan Securities LLC | |
| Mulan Greenway | |
| Joshua Lovings | |
| Josette Santos | Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC |
| Harold Stephenson | LPL Financial LLC |
| Herrmann Securities, Inc. |
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