A public record of broker misconduct

Don’t let a bad broker destroy your financial future.

Search our database of broker violations and financial misconduct before you invest. Protect yourself with the facts — they’re already on file.

2,290 disciplinary records  ·  updated with every FINRA release  ·  free to search

How it works

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Enter broker information

A name or a CRD number is all it takes. Every broker and firm registered with FINRA has one.

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View violation history

Fines, suspensions, bars, censures — pulled from public FINRA disciplinary actions and updated as they publish.

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Make informed decisions

A clean record is a good sign. A long one is a red flag. Either way, now you know before your money moves.

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2026-05-06 /CRD 2726566 /CA

Randy Cleve Fox Suspended for Failure to Comply with FINRA Arbitration Award

suspended

Suspended pursuant to FINRA Rule Series 9554 for failure to comply with FINRA arbitration award or related settlement

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2026-05-05 /CRD 2224269 /TX

Eileen Law Cure Suspended for Failure to Comply with FINRA Arbitration Award

suspended

Suspended pursuant to FINRA Rule Series 9554 for failure to comply with FINRA arbitration award or related settlement

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2026-04-30 /CRD 39543 /IA

Cambridge Investment Research Fined $200,000 for Failure to Supervise UIT Recommendations

fined

Failed to reasonably supervise registered representative's pattern of recommending early UIT sales, causing 184 customers to pay at least $389,200.62 in unnecessary costs

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2026-04-30 /CRD 2026-04-30

New Jersey Broker Cameryn Lindsay Barred for Refusing to Cooperate with SIE Examination Investigation

barred

Declined to produce information and documents requested by FINRA in connection with its investigation into irregularities in her Securities Industry Essentials examination

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2026-04-28 /CRD 133715 /TX

SWBC Investment Services Fined $25,000 for Net Capital Deficiency and Reporting Violations

fined

Conducted securities business while failing to maintain minimum required net capital for 16 business days due to misclassification of assets, filed inaccurate FOCUS reports, and failed to timely file deficiency notices

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2026-04-27 /CRD 2365633 /LA

James Keith Cox Suspended for Failure to Comply with FINRA Arbitration Award

suspended

Suspended pursuant to FINRA Rule Series 9554 for failure to comply with FINRA arbitration award or related settlement

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The attorney behind the database

Richard Frankowski

Securities attorney. Former industry insider. Professionally suspicious.

For more than 25 years, Richard Frankowski has represented investors harmed by the people who were supposed to protect their money. He has recovered over $25 million for clients nationwide through FINRA arbitration and securities litigation.

He built this database because the warning signs are almost always public — buried in regulatory filings nobody reads. Now you can read them in plain English, for free, before you hand anyone your savings.

Credentials on file

  • Alabama's Top 100 Lawyers
  • Martindale-Hubbell AV 5.0 Preeminent Rating
  • AVVO's Highest 10.0 Rating
  • American Association for Justice
  • PIABA Foundation — Board of Directors
  • National Trial Lawyers
  • Series 65 License

Published author

  • The Practitioner's Guide to Securities Arbitration (ABA, 2013)
  • The Investors' Guide to Protecting Your Financial Future (PIABA Foundation, 2016)

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Frequently asked questions

A CRD number is the unique ID that FINRA assigns to every registered broker and brokerage firm in the United States. It stays with them for their entire career — including every fine, suspension, and customer complaint filed along the way. You can find it on your account statements or by asking your broker directly.

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