FINRA member Nomura fined for books and records failings
The investment banking and brokerage services firm overstated its daily net capital by misclassifying 5,657 reverse repos.
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SEC Rule 17a-4(f)
Stipulates that the records required to be maintained and preserved pursuant to Rule 17a-3 and Rule 17a-4 must be immediately produced or reproduced by way of a recordkeeping system or micrographic media by a designated officer, specialist or affiliated third party.
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Broker-dealer charged with recordkeeping lapses in its underwriting
The SEC said CGMI willfully violated recordkeeping requirements concerning expenses the firm incurred in its underwriting business.
Arm & Hammer claws back comp from a top executive over deleted text messages
Marketing chief was stripped of stock awards because he deleted business related texts on his personal phone.
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FINRA disciplinary action update 2024/12
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