Credit Suisse Securities to Pay $4.25M for ‘Blue Sheet’ Compliance Lapses
Credit Suisse Securities yesterday reached a $4.25 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for submitting deficient information to the agency over a two-year period about trades done by its customers, commonly referred to as “blue sheet data.” “We will continue to hold broker-dealers who fail to comply with ...
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