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US regulator fines Clarksons for rule breaches

The National Futures Association has fined the London-based shipbroker USD 250,000 for a number of violations.

Clarksons is based in London. | Photo: Kin Cheung/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

by NIDAA BAKHSH

The National Futures Association, a US regulator, has issued London-headquartered shipbroker Clarksons with a USD 250,000 penalty for a number of rule breaches, according to a statement.

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