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NEWARK – The New Jersey Bureau of Securities today filed legal action against, and separately revoked the registrations of, two individuals who operate a Tinton Falls broker-dealer who defrauded over 170 investors in a scheme involving investment in a Florida condominium complex called Esplanade at Millennia Condominiums.Bureau Chief Laura H. Posner revoked the registrations held by Anthony J. Cantone and his wife, Christine L. Cantone, following the Bureau’s investigation. Anthony J. Cantone is President and CEO of broker-dealer Cantone Research Inc. (CRI), and was registered by the Bureau as an agent and investment adviser representative at CRI. He also is Managing Member of Cantone Office Center, LLC (COC). Christine Cantone is Vice President and was Chief Compliance Officer of CRI when the fraudulent scheme was ongoing, and was registered by the Bureau as an agent at CRI. They both reside in Thompson, Pennsylvania.
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