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Martin Wegener New England Financial | Michigan Stockbroker Fraud
Posted on May 18, 2010
A Grand Rapids stockbroker is currently under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for investment fraud, according to several area news reports. The former stockbroker, Martin T. Wegener, worked for New England Financial, which is owned by insurance giant Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife).
According to the records maintained by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), as well as a statement provided to an area news outlet by New England Securities, Mr. Wegener's employment as a registered representative with New England Financial was recently terminated.
Mr. Wegener is accused of defrauding his clients by misusing the investors' money and creating fake account statements to hide the fraud, according to the news reports. It has been reported that clients of Mr. Wegener have allegedly suffered millions of dollars in investment losses.
Although it has been reported that the SEC is conducting its own regulatory investigation, investors should be aware that the role of the SEC is not to recover investors' losses but rather to enforce its regulatory powers. In order to recover investment losses suffered as a result of stockbroker fraud, investors must pursue a private legal action.
Legal claims for recovery of investment losses by customers of brokerage firms are generally required to be pursued through mandatory arbitration through FINRA. Investors who are victims of the alleged stockbroker fraud carried out by Martin Wegener are encouraged to consult with an experienced securities arbitration law firm to evaluate their rights.
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