Brite Advisors USA Inc. failed to give US regulators annual reports of internal controls and violated its fiduciary duty to clients by failing to disclose conflicts of interest, a lawsuit says.
The adviser, an affiliate of Australian company Brite Advisors Pty Ltd., allegedly hid risks related to an arrangement wherein the parent company borrowed more than $32 million in loans backed by Brite USA’s client assets, according to the complaint filed Tuesday in US District Court for the Southern District of New York.
The so-called custody rule compliance failures alleged by the Securities Exchange Commission are ongoing and have been ...
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