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Firm and Principal Ordered to Cease-and-Desist Failures to Reasonably Supervise Personnel

In the Matter of W.J. Nolan & Co. and William J. Nolan, Respondents

  • 2001
  • $202,028

SEC found that respondents failed to reasonably supervise registered representatives at their Chicago and NY offices engaged in churning, and unauthorized and unsuitable trades in customers’ accounts. Respondents also were found to have failed to reasonably supervise its head equities trader who charged undisclosed, excessive markups on principal transactions in a microcap stock, Globalnet.

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