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Edward Francis Stetz Jr. (Principal)
AWC/2009018333301
Stetz borrowed a total of approximately $27,600 from customers at his member firm, and the loans were unsecured and their terms were not memorialized in writing. When the loans occurred, the firm’s written policies generally prohibited representatives from borrowing money from customers, but certain exceptions existed that did not apply to Stetz’ borrowing from the customers. Stetz did not obtain the firm’s approval to borrow money from any of the customers, and he did not at any time disclose to the firm that he had borrowed money from them, and the borrowing arrangements did not otherwise meet the conditions set forth in NASD Rule 2370(a)(2). Stetz failed to testify on the record for FINRA’s investigation.
Edward Francis Stetz Jr. (Principal): Barred
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