Jeremy Gerald Tintle, a former broker in Atlanta, Georgia and previously employed at Memphis, Tennessee-based Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. and New York, New York-based Oppenheimer & Co., Inc., was named a respondent in a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) complaint claiming that he participated in a private securities transaction outside the scope of his association with his firm. He allegedly did not provide the firm with prior written notice of the proposed transaction, his proposed role in it, or the selling compensation he might obtain from the transaction. FINRA found that the firm never approved the limited partnership for sale through the firm. Mr. Tintle submitted the firm’s annual compliance questionnaire wherein he falsely represented that he did not participate in private securities transactions away from the firm without the firm’s prior approval. FINRA also found that Mr. Tintle recommended an investment in the entity to a customer without researching that the recommendation was suitable, as its speculative and illiquid nature was inconsistent with the customer’s other security holdings, financial situation, and needs. The customer invested $1 million in the entity, which included more than 70 percent of her liquid net worth, resulting in an unsuitable concentration of the customer’s liquid assets. The customer’s unsuitable, concentrated position in the entity exposed her to a loss of approximately $153,396 on her investment in the entity. Further, FINRA found that at various times and while with separate member firms, Mr. Tintle misused and converted customers’ funds by inducing the customers to withdraw and wire funds from their brokerage accounts to third-parties. The funds were not applied to the purchase of securities as the customers had instructed but were retained by the transferees.
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