According to his Letter of Acceptance, Waiver and Consent (“AWC”) with FINRA, Adam Estes consented to a 15-month suspension from the securities industry and a $15,000 fine. FINRA alleges that Estes participated in eleven private securities transactions without providing notice to his firm and in some instances accepted money from a firm client. Further, FINRA claimed that he misrepresented and omitted details regarding these private securities transactions in firm questionnaires, as detailed in AWC 20140406335-01.
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