Finra arbitrators ordered Credit Suisse to pay three former brokers more than $3 million in a case involving disputed deferred compensation. In an award posted Friday, the three-person, majority-public Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. arbitration panel found Credit Suisse liable for failing to pay Christian N. Cram, Andrew E. Firstman and Mark G. Horncastle money they were owed when Credit Suisse shuttered its brokerage business in 2015. At the time, Credit Suisse entered an exclusive agreement with Wells Fargo to recruit Credit Suisse registered representatives. In November 2015, the three brokers joined the Atlanta office of J.P. Morgan Securities as a team. They are among a group of former Credit Suisse brokers who did not migrate to Wells Fargo and have filed arbitration claims against Credit Suisse over deferred compensation that they allege Credit Suisse withheld.