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Finra slaps MassMutual B-D with $250,000 fine for not promptly reporting customer complaints

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The disclosures that MML Investors Services delayed making included customer complaints and arbitrations, criminal charges and bankruptcies.

Finra Tuesday fined MML Investors Services, the retail broker-dealer unit for giant insurer MassMutual, $250,000 over the firm's more than two years of neglecting to update brokers' work histories and records to include dozens of customer complaints and other matters.

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