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CaseNo: IREASI173564, CourtName: MISC 3, State: OR Oregon, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>IREASI173564, Investor, T-bills, Account, Commission, Securities, Proceeding, Exchange, Branch Office, Transaction, Broker-dealer, Margin Account, Supervise, Chicago Branch, Exchange Act, Lease, Supplier, Firm, Receiving, Suspension, Scheme, Trading Program, Letters, Written Assurances, Funds, Manager, Amount, According, Assignor, Wire , ContentID: 120252942

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1 9402-03 ADMISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
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1 . ADMISTRATIVE PROCEEDING

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T-BILLS
ACCOUNT
COMMISSION
SECURITIES
PROCEEDING
EXCHANGE
BRANCH OFFICE
TRANSACTION
BROKER-DEALER
MARGIN ACCOUNT
SUPERVISE
CHICAGO BRANCH
EXCHANGE ACT
LEASE
SUPPLIER
FIRM
RECEIVING
SUSPENSION
SCHEME
TRADING PROGRAM
LETTERS
WRITTEN ASSURANCES
FUNDS
MANAGER
BUSINESS
AMOUNT
ACCORDING
ASSIGNOR
WIRE
                              UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
                                     before the
                         SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION


          SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
          Release No.  40891 / January 7, 1999

          ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
          File No. 3-9402


                                             :    ORDER MAKING FINDINGS
          In the Matter of                   :    AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL
                                             :    SANCTIONS AGAINST
          EURO-ATLANTIC SECURITIES, INC.,    :    JOHN T. MADDEN
          BRIAN A. SCHMIDT,                  :
          DARLAN E. GORDON,                  :
          JOHN T. MADDEN,                    :
          WILLIAM AVENT, and                 :
          JOHN ARISTOTLE DILWORTH            :
                                             :
               Respondents.                  :
          :
                                             :

                                         I.

               The   Securities   and  Exchange  Commission  ("Commission")
          instituted public administrative  proceedings pursuant to Section
          15(b) of the Securities Exchange Act  of  1934  ("Exchange  Act")
          against  Respondent  John  T.  Madden ("Madden") on September 10,
          1997.

                                         II.

               Respondent Madden has submitted  an  Offer  of Settlement to
          the  Commission, which the Commission has determined  to  accept.
          Solely  for  the  purpose  of  these  proceedings  and  any other
          proceeding brought by or on behalf of the Commission, or in which
          the  Commission is a party, and without admitting or denying  the
          findings  contained  herein, except as to the jurisdiction of the
          Commission over Respondent  Madden and over the subject matter of
          these proceedings and as to Section  III.,  paragraph  1., below,
          which  are  admitted, Respondent Madden consents to the entry  of
          findings and remedial sanctions set forth below.

                                        III.
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  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission instituted public administrative proceedings pursuant
  • At all relevant times, Respondent Madden was the branch office manager of, and a registered
  • From July to about October 1995, a registered representative in the Chicago branch office and
  • The Registered Representative told the Investor that he could arrange for the Investor to
  • Under the Registered Representative’s scheme, the leased T-Bills were to be used as
  • the Registered Representative explained that the Investor could obtain $2 million for his
  • According to the Registered Representative, this trading program would generate sufficient
  • The Registered Representative told the Investor that he had a supplier, who had been assigned
  • the Registered Representative sent the Investor two fabricated letters supposedly from the
  • The Investor then indicated that before he would proceed with the transaction, he wanted
  • In response, the Investor was told that he needed to wire a good faith deposit of $300,000,
  • Accordingly, the Registered Representative sent the wire instructions to the Investor along
  • Rather than directing that the funds be wired into a safekeeping account, however, the
  • Almost immediately after receiving the wire from the Investor, the Registered Representative
  • At all relevant times, as branch manager of the Chicago branch office, Respondent Madden was
  • Madden failed to reasonably supervise the Registered Representative by failing to follow
  • Madden shall provide to the Commission, within ten days after the end of the three month
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