FINRA's Department of Enforcement filed a complaint against Gregory Scott Hanshew, formerly of Infinity Financial Services in Littleton, Colorado, alleging sales practice violations that involved elderly investors, as well as a failure to disclose outside business activities and judgments while associated with Infinity Financial.
FINRA previously suspended Hanshew in 2021 for failing to respond to FINRA's repeated requests for information.
Gregory Hanshew (CRD #2624600) first joined Infinity Financial Services in 2014 after very brief stints at CIM Securities (Centennial, CO, from 7/8/14 to 8/8/14), Hanson McClain Securities (Folsom, California, from 1/14/14-3/31/14), and Valic Financial Advisors (Lakewood, CO, 9/11/13-11/7/13), to name a few.
Curiously enough, Infinity Financial permitted Hanshew to resign in May 2016 while under investigation for misconduct pertaining to client records, but then hired Hanshew back to the firm in January 2017.
As for the current charges revolving around Hanshew's noncompliance and FINRA's subsequent complaint, Enforcement alleges that Hanshew engaged in a variety of sales practice violations specifically pertaining to senior investors, while also alleging that Hanshew failed to disclose outside business activities while associated with Infinity Financial.
If you invested with former Infinity Financial Services broker Gregory Hanshew—especially if you invested during Hanshew's second stint at Infinity beginning in 2017—and suffered damages as a result of sales practice violations, failure to disclose outside business activities such as selling away from the firm, or other wrongdoing, please call an experienced FINRA arbitration attorney at The Law Offices of Jonathan W. Evans & Associates at (800) 699-1881 for an investigation and consultation.