Tye Williams

Investigation of NEXT Financial Group RE: Misappropriation of Customer Funds-Houston, TX

Investigation of NEXT Financial Group RE: Misappropriation of Customer Funds-Houston, TX 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

May 2019 UPDATE NEXT TO BE PURCHASED BY ATRIA | SANCTIONED OVER MUTUAL FUND  SHARES—In January 2019 NEXT Financial Group announced plans to be purchased by private equity backed Atria…

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Tye Williams-Former NEXT Financial Broker-Subject of $1M Customer Dispute-Frisco, TX

Tye Williams-Former NEXT Financial Broker-Subject of $1M Customer Dispute-Frisco, TX 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

UPDATE OCTOBER 2017– Frisco, TX Former NEXT Financial Group stockbroker, Tye Williams was barred from the securities industry by FINRA for failing to cooperate with regulatory investigation alleging theft of $1M, making…

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Investigation of NEXT Financial Group Brokers Alleged to Have Converted Customer Funds-West Palm Beach, FL

Investigation of NEXT Financial Group Brokers Alleged to Have Converted Customer Funds-West Palm Beach, FL 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

May 2017-Houston, Texas In connection with a currently pending lawsuit, we are investigating thefts from customer accounts by brokers who were affiliated with NEXT Financial Group, a FINRA registered broker…

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Tye Williams-Former NEXT Financial Broker- Barred From Securities Industry-Frisco, TX

Tye Williams-Former NEXT Financial Broker- Barred From Securities Industry-Frisco, TX 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

September 2016-Frisco, Texas Tye Williams, a stockbroker who formerly worked for NEXT Financial Group was barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) from acting as a broker or otherwise…

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Tye Williams Named in Lawsuit-NEXT Financial Broker-Frisco,TX

Tye Williams Named in Lawsuit-NEXT Financial Broker-Frisco,TX 150 150 Robert Rex, Esq.

UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2016– Former NEXT Financial Group stockbroker, Tye Williams barred from the securities industry for failing to cooperate with regulatory investigation alleging theft of $1M. See this for more details. …

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