Tag: SEC
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BULLETIN: SEC Says California Man Was Running THREE Ponzi Schemes — One Of Them Allegedly Duped Investors Into Believing They Were Funding FedEx Distribution Facility In Las Vegas
BULLETIN: The SEC has gone to federal court in the Southern District of California, alleging that Steven L. Hamilton of Carlsbad was running three Ponzi schemes through three companies he set up “to solicit unsuspecting investors.” Hamilton is 42, the SEC said. One of the offers allegedly duped people into believing they were investing in…
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URGENT >> BULLETIN >> MOVING: SEC Says Latvian Trader Hatched ‘Online Account Intrusion Scheme’ And Manipulated Prices Of More Than 100 NYSE And Nasdaq Securities
URGENT >> BULLETIN >> MOVING: In a case that raises grave security concerns, the SEC has gone to federal court in San Francisco, alleging that a 34-year-old Latvian trader who held positions in multiple stocks “hijacked” the online accounts of customers at large broker-dealers and made trades in the accounts to manipulate prices and pocket…
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BULLETIN: SEC Says St. Louis Man Went On ‘Spending Spree’ With Investors’ Money, Fleecing Them Of More Than $9 Million; Burton Douglas Morriss Charged With Fraud
BULLETIN: The SEC has gone to federal court in Missouri and obtained an emergency asset freeze in a case that alleges a St. Louis man who operated private investment funds misappropriated more than $9 million from investors. Charged in the civil case is Burton Douglas Morriss, 49, and four companies: MIC VII LLC, Acartha Technology…
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BULLETIN: Steven Salutric, Illinois Man Accused By SEC Last Year Of Stealing From 96-Year-Old Nursing Home Patient With Dementia, Now Charged Criminally
BULLETIN: Federal prosecutors in the Northern District of Illinois have charged Steven W. Salutric with wire fraud, the office of U.S. Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald said. Salutric, 53, of Carol Stream, initially was charged civilly by the SEC in January 2010, amid shocking allegations that, to keep his Ponzi and fraud scheme afloat, he stole…