Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A., operating as Investment Fraud Lawyers, has initiated an investigation into the professional history and employment disclosures of Rhiannon Hendey (CRD #5447381), previously registered with Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC. If you are an investor in Florida or elsewhere in the United States and have worked with Rhiannon Hendey, this overview provides actionable information, an evidence-based analysis, and resources to help you pursue recovery if you suspect losses or questionable conduct.
With prior experience as former Wall Street defense attorneys, we leverage insider knowledge to fight for investors. Our attorneys have achieved a 98% success rate across hundreds of claims, with more than $520 million involved in securities cases and over 95 years of combined experience. As a Top 2% peer-reviewed, AV Preeminent, and Super Lawyers-designated firm, we are equipped to guide you through the complexities of investment loss recovery on a no recovery, no fee basis.
Current Status and Background of Rhiannon Hendey (CRD 5447381)
– Registration status: Not currently registered
– Most recent employer: Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC (December 2007 – July 2026)
– Industry exams: SIE, Series 7, Series 9, Series 10, Series 63
Our independent review of the FINRA BrokerCheck database, along with supporting regulatory and legal sources, reflects that Rhiannon Hendey has one recent disclosure that may be relevant to investors. A summary of that matter appears below.
Employment Separation Disclosure: What Investors Need to Know
On June 17, 2026, Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC discharged Rhiannon Hendey. According to her FINRA BrokerCheck report, the stated reason for the termination was inaccurate reporting of time worked on internal company time sheets. This event is recorded as an employment separation disclosure.
Disclosure details:
– Disclosure type: Employment Separation
– Date: 06/17/2026
– Firm: Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
– Description: Discharged for inaccurate reporting of time worked on time sheets
– Product implicated: None
The firm indicated that the issue was not sales practice related, meaning it did not directly involve client accounts or investment recommendations. Even so, any employment separation involving accuracy, honesty, or internal compliance may raise concerns for investors evaluating an advisor’s overall professional conduct.
Red Flags: Why Even Non-Sales Disclosures Matter
While there are no reported customer complaints, regulatory actions, or lawsuits against Rhiannon Hendey based on the information provided, an employment separation for misreporting work hours may still warrant attention for several reasons:
– Integrity and trust: Accuracy in records is fundamental for any financial professional handling investor relationships.
– Compliance culture: Timekeeping issues, while not investment-related, can suggest weaknesses in judgment, internal controls, or attention to detail.
– Regulatory expectations: FINRA rules, including Rule 2010 and Rule 4530, require high standards of commercial honor and reporting compliance.
Publicly Reported Complaints and Legal History
Based on the content you provided, the investigation states the following:
– No customer complaints on file
– No FINRA enforcement actions or regulatory findings involving sales practices or investment recommendations
– No pending, settled, or terminated securities arbitrations or customer-initiated disputes
– No securities-related civil lawsuits in federal or state court
– No media allegations referencing misconduct, fraud, or investor harm
– No SEC or commodity regulator enforcement matters
– No state administrative proceedings or orders
Summary: There are currently no publicly reported investor claims or customer complaints against Rhiannon Hendey in the material provided.
Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI): Investor Protections
Under Regulation Best Interest, broker-dealers and their registered representatives must act in the best interest of retail investors when making securities recommendations or recommending investment strategies. Reg BI imposes obligations in four main areas:
– Disclosure: Material facts, fees, compensation, and conflicts must be disclosed.
– Care: Advisors must exercise diligence, care, and skill, and consider costs and risks.
– Conflict of interest: Firms must identify, disclose, and mitigate conflicts where required.
– Compliance: Firms must maintain policies and procedures reasonably designed to comply with Reg BI.
For investors, these standards may provide important protections and potential grounds for review if recommendations were not made in your best interest.
Our Firm’s Ongoing Investigation and How We Can Help
Given the employment separation disclosure involving Rhiannon Hendey, the firm encourages any investor who worked with this advisor, particularly through Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, to review account activity carefully and consider consulting experienced securities counsel. Assistance may include:
– Personalized review of account activity for signs of unsuitable advice or losses
– Confidential, no-obligation consultations regarding legal rights and remedies
– Evaluation of potential claims in arbitration or mediation
– Guidance on account monitoring and regulatory developments
How to Monitor Advisor Records
Investors should regularly review advisor records and regulatory sources, including:
– FINRA BrokerCheck for updated disclosures or complaints
– SEC and state regulator databases for enforcement actions
– Court and arbitration records for newly filed matters
Take Action
If you have questions about Rhiannon Hendey, concerns about your account, or investment losses connected to Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, you may wish to seek a free consultation. The firm states that it works on a no recovery, no fee basis.
Call 1-888-885-7162 to speak confidentially with an attorney.
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