Customer complaint prompts review of Blake Christopher Furgerson at Stifel, Nicolaus & Company

Haselkorn & Thibaut has officially opened an investigation into Fort Worth, Texas-based financial advisor Blake Christopher Furgerson (CRD# 6055795), currently registered with Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated. With growing concern over investor losses and a pending customer dispute, this comprehensive report is designed specifically for individuals who want to understand their options if they suspect they may have been negatively impacted. If you’re an investor seeking honest answers and personalized support, continue reading for crucial details and actionable steps.

Overview of Blake Furgerson and Stifel, Nicolaus & Company

Blake Christopher Furgerson has been a part of the financial industry for over a decade, having worked at several major broker-dealers before joining Stifel, Nicolaus & Company in January 2019. He is both a financial advisor and registered broker available to serve clients in Texas and beyond.

Why Is There an Investigation into Blake Furgerson?

Clients put tremendous trust in their financial advisors to act transparently and provide investment recommendations that are suitable for their needs. Recently, Blake Furgerson became the subject of a written customer complaint reported in November 2025. This complaint prompted an industry-wide review and raised several potential red flags investors should understand.

• Poor or Incomplete Disclosure: Allegations suggest the advisor failed to fully disclose essential information about investment products.
• Unsuitability: Concerns were raised that certain investments may not have matched the customer’s objectives, risk tolerance, or financial profile.
• Misrepresentation or Omission: Clients allege crucial facts may have been misrepresented or omitted entirely.
• Best Interest Rule Violations: The complaint mentions possible violations of SEC Regulation Best Interest (Exchange Act Rule 15l-1).

**The current dispute involves complex securities:** specifically, corporate debt products and direct investments including DPP (Direct Participation Programs) & LP (Limited Partnership) interests, which can be riskier and are often suitable only for certain investors.

At this stage, the matter is pending. The exact amount of damages being claimed by the affected customer has not yet been specified, nor has an arbitration filing or civil action commenced. To confirm the current status or for detailed disclosures regarding Blake Furgerson, you may check FINRA BrokerCheck. Remember to review the “Disclosures” and “Customer Complaints” sections for up-to-date information.

Key Red Flags Identified

If you have worked with Blake Furgerson at Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, be alert for the following warning signs in your account:

• Unexpected Losses or Volatility: Investments in products not fully explained or that do not match your risk preference
• Lack of Transparency: Unsatisfactory or incomplete answers to your questions about investment risks
• Complex or Illiquid Products: Holdings in DPPs, LPs, or corporate debt you didn’t clearly understand
• Omitted or Ambiguous Disclosures: Not being provided with full information prior to investing

What to Do If You’re Concerned About Your Investments

If any of these scenarios sound familiar, it’s crucial not to ignore them. Haselkorn & Thibaut—a national firm with more than 50 years of experience, a 98% success rate, and millions recovered for clients—provides completely free, confidential consultations. The firm works on a strict “no recovery, no fee” basis, so you never pay legal fees unless money is recovered for you.

List of Complaints/Disclosures for Blake Furgerson (as of January 2026):

As of the last update, there are no reported regulatory sanctions or civil lawsuits involving Blake Furgerson, but it is important for investors to stay vigilant and re-check their records regularly for any new developments.

Understanding Your Recovery Options

If you have suffered financial losses or suspect that your account was mishandled by Blake Furgerson or another Stifel, Nicolaus & Company advisor, pursuing FINRA arbitration can be an effective way to recover damages. Investment recovery is possible even if the broker is still employed and has no regulatory disciplinary history.

Haselkorn & Thibaut has extensive experience representing investors nationwide. Their process includes an in-depth case review, clear communication about your options, and aggressive pursuit of your interests—always on a contingency basis.

Remember: You don’t have to face this alone. Your financial future is important—get the straightforward answers and experienced advocacy you deserve.