First Horizon National Prepares for Finra Arbitration Loss
October 26 2015 - 9:20AM
Dow Jones News
First Horizon National Corp. said Monday in a regulatory filing
that it believed it had lost an arbitration hearing before Wall
Street's watchdog agency and was facing a possible $11.5 million
penalty.
The bank said it faced claims of fraud and breach of contract
tied to the purchase of preferred term securities by First United
Bank & Trust from First Horizon unit FTN Financial Securities
Corp.
First Horizon said it was advised that the Financial Industry
Regulatory Authority, or Finra, had reached a decision which it had
not yet seen. First Horizon said that after consulting with its
lawyers, following the proceedings, it appeared that it would face
as much as an $11.5 million award, far less than the $46.5 million
being sought by plaintiffs.
In the filing submitted to the Securities and Exchange
Commission, First Horizon said it hadn't established a liability or
reserve for this arbitration in its financial statements.
Write to Ezequiel Minaya at ezequiel.minaya@wsj.com
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October 26, 2015 09:05 ET (13:05 GMT)
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