Stanford workers have ties to regulator FINRA
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Two employees of Allen Stanford's financial business, which U.S. regulators have accused of massive fraud, held advisory roles at a watchdog group overseeing U.S. broker-dealers aimed at preventing abuses.<div class="feedflare">
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