FINRA Arbitration Panel Orders Fidelity To Pay Family Trust Investors $1.28 Million Following Lawsuits Over Investments In Structured Notes

On February 17, 2026, a public FINRA Arbitration Panel awarded two separate parties invested through family trusts a combined $1.28 million in compensatory damages. According to the filings, the family trusts sued Fidelity over investments in structured notes. The family trusts asserted causes of action for negligence, failure...
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FINRA Arbitration Panel Orders Morgan Stanley To Pay Entrepreneurs $400,000 After Miscommunication Over Cash Held In Investment Accounts Following Sale Of Business 

On February 10, 2026, a public FINRA Arbitration Panel awarded two entrepreneurs $400,000 after they sued Morgan Stanley over a miscommunication they had with their financial advisor James Monken. According to the filings, the entrepreneurs sold their business and requested that James Monken keep the proceeds from the...
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Moloney Securities Co., Inc. Closes Its Doors After GWG Holdings, Inc. L-Bond Fallout

On December 9, 2025, after years of facing significant scrutiny over the sale of high-risk GWG Holdings, Inc. (“GWG”) corporate bonds (“L-Bonds”) from investors, state regulators, federal agencies, and self-regulatory organizations, Moloney Securities Co., Inc. (“Moloney Securities”) ceased doing business. Before shutting its doors, Moloney Securities had over...
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Osaic Wealth, Inc.’s $3 Million Bill For Securities America, Inc.’s $3.8 Billion In Sales Of Class A Mutual Funds To Public Investors Without Proper Supervisory Systems In Place


On December 1, 2025, FINRA accepted a Letter of Acceptance, Waiver, and Consent (“AWC”) from Osaic Wealth, Inc. (“Osaic”) related to the sale of Class A mutual funds. According to the filings, during a routine regulatory examination, FINRA discovered that from January 2018 to June 2024, Osaic’s predecessor, Securities America, Inc., generated...
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