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New York RIA, founder to pay almost $1M to settle SEC conflict of interest charges

The firm advised clients to invest in films that its owner received payments for.

A New York RIA and its owner have been ordered to pay almost $1 million to settle charges from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Hudson Valley Wealth and its founder Christopher Conover were charged with breaching their fiduciary duties for failing to disclose a conflict of interest followi

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