to evade meaningful review. This created the unreasonable risk that certain misconduct by firm personnel could go undetected by the firm. The combinations of words and phrases – otherwise known as the “lexicon” – used to flag emails for review were not reasonably designed to detect certain potential misconduct that Raymond James, in light of its size, structure, business model, and experience from prior disciplinary actions, knew or should have anticipated would recur from time to time. The firm also failed to devote adequate personnel and resources to the team that reviewed emails flagged by the system, even as the number of emails increased over time." See also Raymond James Stadium, a multi-purpose stadium in Tampa, Florida, is named after the company through a licensing deal. References External links Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange Companies based in St. Petersburg, Florida American companies established in 1962 Financial services companies established in 1962 Investment banks in the United States