FINRA Suspends Registered Individuals For Violations Of FINRA Rules Failure to provide Information February 2026
According to FINRA Disciplinary actions for January 2026, 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 |
| Jeremy Matthew Benson | NYLife Securities LLC |
| Nafissa Diallo | Wells Fargo Clearing Services LLC |
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Thomas Lansing (CRD#
After allegedly misappropriating over $9 million from an elderly client to finance a high-dollar lifestyle, Smyrna, Georgia-based Ejiro Okuma has agreed to pay the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission a sum of more than $13 million, including a civil penalty of $3 million.
Scottsdale, Arizona-based Inspired Healthcare Capital, a private equity investor focused on senior living, housing, and development, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Northern District of Texas. Over 160 of Inspired’s affiliates have also filed for Chapter 11 protection. The court filings indicate that this compendium of debtors listed liabilities of between $1 billion and $10 billion.
Investors who want to file a FINRA arbitration and are aged 70 or over or have severe health conditions will soon be able to file a more expedited claim.
Jose Abel Gamez (CRD#