Cornelius Peterson a Former Boston Morgan Stanley Broker, Barred By the SEC On 7/18/18, Investment News reported that a former Morgan Stanley Financial Advisor who allegedly took $450,000 from clients was barred by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Cornelius Peterson was previously employed by Morgan Stanley in Boston, Massachusetts from 2011-2017. Peterson was terminated […]
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Reef Securities and President, Paul Mauceli allegedly failed to notify investors in a timely manner of a right to rescission related to sales of an oil and gas drilling income fund limited partnership. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) entered an Acceptance Waiver and Consent without any admission or denial as to the underlying allegation. If
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Jason Haselkorn concentrates his practice in securities arbitration, investment litigation and employment litigation. For over 24 years, Jason has used his background and experience in the financial services industry to represent clients in large arbitration and complex litigation matters. Jason has been a senior partner in a large law firm, before starting his own firm
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Matthew Thibaut is a partner with Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A. in Palm Beach, Florida. His securities practice focuses on representing individual investors, including elder abuse victims, recover investment losses across the country. His experience includes common law and statutory claims in connection with investments in equities, bonds, mutual funds, hedge funds, managed money, alternative investments,
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According to many financial publications and pundits, one of the most significant decisions an investor and/or financial advisor will make in their portfolio strategy is in determining the overall asset allocation. Perhaps in an effort to simplify (or oversimplify) this decision, some may refer to a traditional rule of thumb and cite to a rule
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