"The CEO of a New York-based RIA and two others were arrested Thursday on fraud charges tied to a massive scheme that bilked 17,000 investors across the U.S. out of more than $1.7 billion, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of...
"(CNN Business) — The US Securities and Exchange Commission charged investment adviser GPB Capital Holdings and three executives on Thursday with defrauding over 17,000 retail investors in a Ponzi-like scheme that raised over $1.7 billion. The lawsuit alleges that David Gentile, owner and CEO, Jeffry Schneider,...
"GPB Capital Holdings chief David Gentile was indicted for allegedly taking part in a Ponzi-like scheme that defrauded thousands of investors across the country and that regulators say may have put more than $1.7 billion at risk. Gentile and two other executives are accused of using...
"The founder of a New York money manager and two associates were criminally charged on Thursday with running a $1.8 billion Ponzi-like fraud where thousands of victims were falsely promised steady returns on their investments. David Gentile, the chief executive of GPB Capital Holdings LLC, was...
"The U.S. Department of Justice announced the indictment Thursday of three individuals affiliated with GPB Capital, a New York-based private placement shop, with securities fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy in a scheme that raised over $1.7 billion from investors. GPB’s owner and CEO David Gentile,...
Madoff Lesson Not Learned? Law Firm Sounded Alarm in Mid-2019 Even as GPB Capital Got a Pass From Most on Wall Street and in the Media; “Thousands of Victims Needlessly Cleaned Out” by Delay in Action. NEW YORK CITY//February 4, 2021//Joseph Peiffer, managing partner, Peiffer Wolf...
Ponzi scheme – David Gentile, Jeffry Schneider, Jeffrey Lash and their companies (GPB Capital Holdings, Ascendant Capital and Ascendant Alternative Strategies) "raised more than $1.8 billion by luring individuals to invest with misleading promises of reliable returns." "JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The secretary of state’s office...
"November 30, 2020 - ORANGE, Calif. — Former insurance agent Brian Fredric Sauls, 48, of Santa Ana, was arrested on 13 felony counts of securities violations, theft from an elder, and residential burglary after california department of insurance logoallegedly persuading clients to invest over $1.1...
The Obama administration’s efforts to require firms to truly work in the interests of investors has already given people better choices, a new study says. "A battle over exactly how investors should be treated when they get financial advice has been underway for years. The Obama...
"New streamlined SEC disclosure meant to aid investors often leaves them in the dark In July, millions of American investors received a new government-mandated form from their financial planners that required advisers to disclose past misdeeds. But hundreds of the firms didn’t tell the full truth,...
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