Edward Charton Fired from LPL Financial
Edward Charton (CRD #: 1176323), a broker registered with Ameriprise Financial Services, was fired from his previous firm, according to his BrokerCheck record, accessed on July 24, 2022. Read on if you want to know more about Edward Charton’s conduct as a broker.
Discharge from LPL Financial
On June 10, 2022, LPL Financial fired Edward Charton after he allegedly failed to disclose his trustee role to the firm in a timely manner and later acted as trustee after the firm expressed its disapproval.
Other Business Activities
Edward Charton’s detailed BrokerCheck record does not list any outside business activities.
FINRA Rule 3270
FINRA Rule 3270 requires brokers to disclose any business activities they take part in outside of their firm. Brokers must disclose their role in the business as well as any compensation they expect to receive.
FINRA Rule 3241
FINRA Rule 3241 states that brokers must disclose any trustee or beneficiary relationship they have with a client.
Background Information
Edward Charton has passed the following exams:
- SIE – Securities Industry Essentials Examination
- Series 7 – General Securities Representative Examination
Edward Charton is a registered broker in California and Oregon. He is also a registered investment adviser in California and Texas.
He has also worked for the following firms:
- LPL Financial (CRD#:6413)
- Kestra Advisory Services (CRD#:283330)
- Kestra Investment Services (CRD#:42046)
- Financial Network Investment Corporation (CRD#:13572)
- Fortis Investors (CRD#:421)
- FMS Securities (CRD#:14356)
- Robert C. Lau and Company (CRD#:10675)
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