Hornor, Townsend & Kent Inc. Securities Arbitration Panel Awards More Than Half-Million Dollars To Investor In Alleged Broker Fraud Scheme

Securities Arbitration Panel Issues An Award Against Brokerage Firm Hornor, Townsend & Kent Inc. For $522,000 Over Broker Employee’s Alleged “Selling Away” Ponzi Scheme

A securities arbitration panel in Kansas has reportedly issued a securities arbitration award against Hornor, Townsend & Kent Inc. in the amount of $522,000 to investor claimant Robin Visocsky in an alleged selling away (i.e., the broker leads customers to products or schemes that are not offered through the brokerage firm) Ponzi Scheme run by her broker, Benjamin D. Williams with Hornor, Townsend & Kent Inc., that purportedly had taken in $7.3 million from victims, according to a securities arbitration news report.

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