Frank Dew banned for life from dealing in mutual funds

Dew is serving 4 ½-year sentence for fraud

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Caption: Frank Harrison Dew was convicted of fraud last year. (Brian Higgins/CBC)

The Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada has banned Frank Dew for life from dealing in mutual funds in Canada, in connection with frauds he committed at a business he ran in Charlottetown.
Dew was sentenced in June to 4 ½-years in prison after pleading guilty to 26 counts of fraud. The frauds were worth almost $3 million.
The MFDA panel ruling was delivered Friday. It dealt with only two allegations: that Dew misappropriated $37,000 from two clients, and failed to cooperate with an MFDA investigation.
In addition to the lifetime prohibition, Dew was fined $124,000 and charged costs of $5,000.
An MFDA hearing for Dew's partner, David Cudmore, is scheduled for May 3.

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