LPL, SEC

SEC charges La Jolla’s LPL Financial with anti-money laundering violations
LPL Financial, a La Jolla-based investment and wealth management services firm, will pay $18 million to settle charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission for violations of anti-money laundering policies.
LPL to Pay $18 Million to Resolve Anti-Money-Laundering Allegations
The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that LPL didn’t adhere to an organized process for addressing restrictions on accounts that failed its customer identification program.
LPL Financial settles SEC anti-money laundering charges for $18 million
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced charges against broker-dealer and investment adviser LPL Financial (NASDAQ:LPLA) LLC due to numerous failures in its anti-money laundering (AML) program.
LPL Financial Hit with Anti-Money Laundering Violations
As part of a flurry of moves in the last days of the Biden administration, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced charges against broker/dealer and investment advisor LPL Financial for multiple failures related to its anti-money laundering program.
Charlotte area financial services firm to pay $18M to settle anti-money laundering charges
The SEC detailed accusations against the broker-dealer firm, which has several thousand workers in the region.
LPL Financial to Pay $18M Fine for Anti-Money Laundering Failures
LPL Financial Holdings has agreed to pay an $18 million fine and to improve its anti-money laundering program to settle charges from the U.S. securities watchdog.
LPL Financial to pay civil penalty of $18M to settle SEC charges
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced charges against broker-dealer and investment adviser LPL Financial (LPLA) for multiple
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LPL to pay $18M over AML program deficiencies
SEC charges describe multiple failures in customer identification programs and shortfalls related to high-risk accounts ...
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LPL to pay $18M settlement in 4th AML case over past 10 years
The case reflects the extent of industry efforts — and failures to enforce — guidelines such as customer identification programs.
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LPL Rung Up for $18M over AML Failures
LPL, without admitting or denying the findings, agreed to pay a penalty of $18 million and to a censure and cease-and-desist ...