Another Brokerage Firm Tied To Provident Royalties Shuts Down Hot

Securities Network, a Georgia firm, did not sell much of Provident Royalties' private preferred shares, but after investor outrage surrounding private placements forced competitors to shut down, people are now speculating that there's a connection.

This time around, Securities Network was very small, generating under $300,000 in production last year. It's unclear whether it even had a website.

Even in its prime, the $200,000 in Provident securities it sold must have represented a significant slice of its revenue. Losing those sales might've hurt its top line, or else the shadow of litigation might've made it impossible to keep operating as a going concern.

Maybe that's why the firm asked FINRA to retire its licenses. As yet, we just don't know.

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