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CaseNo: 34-39443, Defendant: KO Securities, Inc., and Terrance Y. Yoshikawa, Plaintiff: SEC, State: WA Washington, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>34-39443, Nasd, Yoshikawa, Securities, Trade, Firm, Applicants, Transactions, Inventory Account, Securities Exchange Act, Violation, Commission, Ddi, Review, Registered Securities Association, Equitable Principles, Disciplinary Action, National Association, Securities Dealers, Net Capital Requirements, Trading Account, Ddi Shares, Inconsistent, Sanctions, Ddi Stock, Nasd Staff, Ira, Registered Securities, Fair Practice, Overstating , ContentID: 120247248

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1 1997-12-11 SEC COMMISSION OPINION
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 117398
21 pages
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1 . SEC COMMISSION OPINION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
YOSHIKAWA
SECURITIES
TRADE
FIRM
APPLICANTS
TRANSACTIONS
INVENTORY ACCOUNT
SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT
VIOLATION
COMMISSION
DDI
REVIEW
REGISTERED SECURITIES ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES
MEMBERS
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
SECURITIES DEALERS
NET CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
TRADING ACCOUNT
DDI SHARES
INCONSISTENT
SANCTIONS
DDI STOCK
NASD STAFF
IRA
REGISTERED SECURITIES
FAIR PRACTICE
OVERSTATING





                       SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                                   Washington, D.C.

     SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
     Rel. No. 39443 / December 11, 1997

     Admin. Proc. File No. 3-9254
     _________________________________________________
                                                      :
            In the Matter of the Applications of      :
                                                      :
                    KO SECURITIES, INC.               :
                 2416 - 32nd Avenue West              :
                Seattle, Washington 98199             :
                                                      :
                           and                        :
                                                      :
                  TERRANCE Y. YOSHIKAWA               :
                                                      :
      For Review of Disciplinary Action Taken by the  :
                                                      :
     NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SECURITIES DEALERS, INC. :
                                                      :

     OPINION OF THE COMMISSION

          REGISTERED SECURITIES ASSOCIATION -- REVIEW OF DISCIPLINARY
          PROCEEDINGS

               Violations of Rules of Fair Practice

                    Conduct Inconsistent with Just and Equitable Principles
of
                    Trade

          Member firm of registered securities association and its
president
          engaged in transactions for the purpose of overstating the firm's
net
          capital.  Held, association's finding of violation and sanctions
it
          imposed sustained.

SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SECURITIES DEALERS,
  • REGISTERED SECURITIES ASSOCIATION -- REVIEW OF DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS
  • Conduct Inconsistent with Just and Equitable Principles of
  • Member firm of registered securities association and its president engaged in transactions
  • Terrance Y. Yoshikawa, for Ko Securities, Inc., and pro se.
  • and Shirley H. Weiss, for NASD Regulation, Inc.
  • Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and Terrance Y. Yoshikawa, Ko's president and sole
  • The NASD found that Yoshikawa caused Ko to engage in a series of transactions for the purpose
  • The NASD censured applicants, fined them $10,000 jointly and severally, suspended Ko from
  • applicants engaged in a series of transactions between Ko's proprietary inventory account and
  • Each of these trades involved the common stock of DDI Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a drug research
  • On December 30, 1991, Yoshikawa caused the Inventory Account to sell 14,500 shares of DDI at
  • Yoshikawa testified that he executed this trade because he was concerned that, if he left
  • Yoshikawa admits that, if he had failed to sell the DDI shares out of the Inventory Account
  • Yoshikawa stated that he had the Inventory Account repurchase these shares after enough other
  • We agree with the NASD that applicants' conduct constituted what is commonly known as
  • William J. Blalock, Securities Exchange Act Rel.
  • they argue that an NASD staff attorney acted "illegally" when she distributed a package of
  • The sanctions imposed by the NASD, which applicants do not specifically challenge, are fully
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