Raymond James to Pay $13 Million for Unreasonable Fees, Regulators Say

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Raymond James Financial will pay roughly $13 million to settle allegations that it overcharged retail investors on small dollar transactions, a group of state securities regulators announced Tuesday.

Over the past five years, Raymond James charged unreasonable commissions on over 270,000 equity transactions and trades, resulting in its customers paying $8.25 million more than they should have, the North American Securities Administrators Association said.

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