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Bit Brother's Retained a former SEC Enforcement Attorney to Further Explore Counteractions Against the Suspected Illegal Shorting - Vimarsana News

Bit Brother's Retained a former SEC Enforcement Attorney to Further Explore Counteractions Against the Suspected Illegal Shorting

/PRNewswire/ -- Bit Brother Limited ("Bit Brother", "BTB", "We" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: BTB) announced the Special Task Force of the Company engaged Mark...

Miami RIA execs to pay $6m to settle SEC fraud charges - Vimarsana News

Miami RIA execs to pay $6m to settle SEC fraud charges

Ramiro Sugranes and Lina Maria Garcia, the heads of Miami firm UCB Financial Advisers, have reached an agreement with the US regulator to settle charges they ran an alleged ‘cherry-picking’ scheme, which defrauded their clients of millions.

SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions - Vimarsana News

SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions

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

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SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions - Vimarsana News

SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions

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

SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions - Vimarsana News

SEC: Payday loan scheme bilks investors out of millions

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.