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November 19, 2015

Posted  January 28, 2016

Investment firm Sands Brothers Asset Management LLC and its founders and former chief compliance officer will pay over $1 million to settle charges of violating the custody rule which requires firms to obtain independent verification of assets when they can access or control client money or securities.  Sands Brothers was in trouble twice before with the SEC — in 2010 for violating the custody rule and in 2014 for belatedly providing investors audited financial statements of its private funds.  SEC

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