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December 15, 2015

Posted  January 28, 2016

The SEC announced fraud charges against Connecticut-based investment advisory firm Atlantic Asset Management LLC for investing clients in certain bonds with a hidden financial benefit to the broker-dealer connected to the firm.  The SEC alleges that Atlantic invested more than $43 million of client funds in illiquid bonds issued by a native American tribal corporation without disclosing the conflict of interest that the bond sales generated a private placement fee for the broker-dealer, whose parent company partially owns Atlantic.  SEC

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