Robinhood returns to court to defend position in case brought by US state regulator
The Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth's office filed a complaint against Robinhood in December 2020 alleging the platform was in violation of the state’s fiduciary duty standards.
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The Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth's office filed a complaint against Robinhood in December 2020 alleging the platform was in violation of the state’s fiduciary duty standards.
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