Tag: fraud

CFTC fraud
September 09, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

CFTC orders ForexnPower operator to pay over $800K for commodity pool fraud

The CFTC alleges that Kang and ForexnPower conducted fraudulent solicitation through misrepresentations in Korean language newspapers. More than $1.5 million from customers were convinced trade off-exchange forex and over $800,000 of customer funds were misappropriated. Kang solicited pool participants and retail forex customers at a ForexnPower seminar, claiming that the company’s trading signals program would…

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ASIC ban
August 19, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Former DanFX Trade director arrested following ASIC investigation

ASIC noted that in some cases, the money Ali received from investors had come from investors’ self-managed superannuation accounts. In 2018, in the midst of ongoing civil proceedings against him and an ongoing investigation, Ali left Australia. He was arrested in Poland in November 2021 after a warrant for his arrest was issued. Poland granted…

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CFTC fraud
July 08, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Commodity pool fraud operator to pay $13 million in a CFTC case

Additionally, Seibert told the investors that he would find the lending opportunities, conduct due diligence to confirm that the borrower was qualified, and handle the closing and servicing of the loan. Instead using the funds for loans, Seibert pooled and used most of the money to trade commodity interests in his personal trading account and…

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CFTC fraud
May 20, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

CFTC files charges in a $44 million crypto fraud scheme

The charges the regulator brought against the defendants were for soliciting the funds for investing in digital assets and other instruments. The defendants were also charged with operating an illegal commodity pool. The scheme According to the CFTC’s complained the defendants used a website, YouTube videos, and other means to solicit the money. However, the…

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May 13, 2022 BY Steffy Bogdanova

Coin Signals’s Jeremy Spence sentenced to prison

Spence managed to solicit over $5 million through false representations. He claimed that his crypto trading had been extremely profitable when, in fact, it had been consistently unprofitable. As a result of his claims, investors transferred additional funds to him. In over one month, He recorded net losses in the accounts in which he traded…

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