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Debt Instruments

Wells Fargo Ordered To Buy Back $2.2 Million In ARS From Investors

An arbitration panel has told Wells Fargo & Co.

(WFC) it must buy back roughly $2.2 million in auction-rate securities from two investors who claimed the firm misrepresented the investments.Richard Wagner, on behalf of a family trust, and Donna Wagner alleged that Wells Fargo Brokerage Services LLC breached its fiduciary responsibility when it sold them the securities and later wrongly excluded them from a settlement with California's attorney general, according to documents from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration panel.A Wells Fargo spokesman declined to immediately comment.Auction-rate securities are debt instruments whose interest rates are meant to be reset at daily, weekly or monthly auctions. Several auctions failed in early 2008, leaving investors locked into a product that some firms had promoted as safe and liquid."Richard and Donna were led to believe that these were investments that would be liquid in 28 days. It was only after the market crashed that th...

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