CFP Board Imposes Public Discipline
Disciplinary actions relate to 19 current or former CFP® professionals
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WASHINGTON, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. (CFP Board) announced today public disciplinary actions against the following individuals, effective immediately or on the date noted in each case. Public disciplinary actions taken by CFP Board, in order of increasing severity, include Public Censures, Suspensions and Permanent Revocations. This release contains information about recent disciplinary actions relating to 19 current or former CFP® professionals. Of these actions, there are 11 Public Censures, three Suspensions, and five Revocations.
Miami mayor quietly pushed bill regulating Bitcoin in Florida. It might be a long shot. Joey Flechas and Ana Ceballos, The Miami Herald
Apr. 28 Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a loud proponent for tech investments in South Florida, has quietly pushed legislation that could create the state s first meaningful financial regulations for cryptocurrency.
But the mayor whose pro-business agenda and campaign coffers have benefited handsomely from Miami s place in the tech spotlight might be striking out in Tallahassee.
The measure, which would pave the way for a wider use of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other such cryptocurrencies, and more clearly define how they fit into the existing financial system, passed the House last week in a unanimous vote.
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SEC Obtains Emergency Relief, Charges Florida Company And CEO With Misappropriating Investor Money And Operating A Ponzi Scheme Date
26/04/2021
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it filed an emergency action and obtained a temporary restraining order and an asset freeze to stop an alleged Ponzi scheme and misappropriation of investor proceeds perpetrated by Melbourne, Florida resident Jonathan P. Maroney through several entities he controls.
According to the SEC s complaint, which was filed in federal court in the Middle District of Florida, since about May 2015, Maroney and his companies raised at least $17.1 million from more than 100 investors in a series of fraudulent securities offerings. The complaint alleges that Maroney, his company Harbor City Capital Corp., and his various other entities told investors that offering proceeds would be used to finance the defendants online customer lead generation campaigns, and promised investors annu