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Regulator's Complaint Against UBS Securities Exposes Significant Conflicts Of Interest And Omissions In The Sale Of Auction-Rate Securities

By James Eccleston (all)

On June 26th, Massachusetts securities regulators sued UBS Securities and UBS Financial Services for their role in the auction-rate securities ("ARS") debacle that has plagued not only UBS but several other financial services firms.  In addition to other relief, the 101-page complaint seeks an order requiring UBS to offer to rescind sales of ARS at par (purchase price), or to offer restitution to investors who already sold their ARS below par.

Much like the emails that Eliot Spitzer uncovered to expose Wall Street's widespread, undisclosed conflicts of interest in the research analyst cases, Massachusetts securities regulators have uncovered scores of emails from UBS executives that make UBS' denial of liability border on laughable if not absurd.

Let's examine the more important charges that Massachusetts securities regulators have lodged against UBS.

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Full post as published by FinancialCounsel on July 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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