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CaseNo: 34-40630, Defendant: Cathy Jean Krause Kirkpatrick, Plaintiff: SEC, State: WA Washington, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>34-40630, Kirkpatrick, Account, Exchange, Funds, Meseck, Securities, Trading, Customer, Exchange Rule, Review, Authorization, Financial Information, Disciplinary Action, False Financial Information, Hearing Panel, Account Opening, Post Office, Painewebber, Commission, Inconsistent, Account Statements, Proceeding, Unauthorized Trading, Misappropriation, Securities Exchange Act, Equitable Principles, Member Firm, Money Market Fund, Cathy Jean Krause , ContentID: 120247214

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1 1998-11-03 SEC COMMISSION OPINION
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 117364
15 pages
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1 . SEC COMMISSION OPINION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
ACCOUNT
EXCHANGE
FUNDS
MESECK
SECURITIES
TRADING
CUSTOMER
EXCHANGE RULE
REVIEW
AUTHORIZATION
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
FALSE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
MEMBER
HEARING PANEL
ACCOUNT OPENING
POST OFFICE
PAINEWEBBER
COMMISSION
INCONSISTENT
ACCOUNT STATEMENTS
PROCEEDING
UNAUTHORIZED TRADING
MISAPPROPRIATION
SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT
EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES
MEMBER FIRM
MONEY MARKET FUND
CATHY JEAN KRAUSE


                          SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                                   Washington, D.C.


          SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
          Rel. No.  40630 / November 3, 1998

          Admin. Proc. File No. 3-9529

                                                             :
              In the Matter of the Application of            :
                                                             :
                    CATHY JEAN KRAUSE KIRKPATRICK            :
                          3117 Corda Drive                   :
                   Los Angeles, California  90049            :
                                                             :
          For Review of the Disciplinary Action Taken by the :
                                                             :
                  NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC.              :
                                                             :

          OPINION OF THE COMMISSION

          NATIONAL SECURITIES EXCHANGE -- REVIEW OF DISCIPLINARY
          PROCEEDING

          Violations of Exchange Rules

Conduct Inconsistent with Just and Equitable Principles of Trade

Unauthorized Trading

Misappropriation of Customer Funds

Signing Customer's Name to Account Opening Documents Without Customer's
Knowledge or Authorization

Providing False Financial Information to Customer

Registered representative formerly associated with a member firm of a
registered national securities exchange engaged in unauthorized trading in
customer's account; misappropriated customer funds; signed customer's name
to account documents without customer's knowledge or authorization; and
provided  customer with false financial information.  Held, exchange's
findings of violation and sanctions it imposed are sustained.

SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
  • NATIONAL SECURITIES EXCHANGE -- REVIEW OF DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDING
  • Signing Customer's Name to Account Opening Documents Without Customer's Knowledge or
  • Providing False Financial Information to Customer
  • Registered representative formerly associated with a member firm of a registered national
  • Cathy Jean Krause Kirkpatrick, a former registered representative of PaineWebber
  • The Exchange determined that Kirkpatrick engaged in conduct inconsistent with just and
  • Prior to her arrival at that office, Kirkpatrick arranged for Norma Meseck to open a
  • Instead of placing Meseck's funds in a money market fund, however, Kirkpatrick admitted that
  • Meseck contacted Kirkpatrick to request her monthly account statements and to notify
  • Meseck did not realize that, since March 1991, PaineWebber had been generating monthly
  • The Exchange's Division of Enforcement subsequently brought this proceeding against
  • The Exchange Hearing Panel, after considering the testimonial and documentary evidence, found
  • Kirkpatrick, moreover, concealed her unauthorized trading and misappropriation of Meseck's
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