SEC Charges Financial Advisor in $5.8 Million Fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission in the US (SEC) today announced that it has charged German Nino in a fraud case.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission in the US (SEC) today announced that it has charged German Nino in a fraud case.
<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission charged German Nino, a former securities broker and investment adviser representative for UBS Financial Services Inc., with stealing $5.8 million from a long-standing client.</span></p>
Federal regulators say the owner of a Miami-based payday loan company bilked hundreds of investors out of millions of dollars and repaid others with money he acquired from a Ponzi scheme
Federal regulators say the owner of a Miami-based payday loan company bilked hundreds of investors out of millions of dollars and repaid others with money he
The owner of a Miami-based payday loan company bilked hundreds of investors out of millions of dollars and repaid others with money he acquired from a Ponzi scheme, according to a newspaper report and federal regulators.