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Fraudulent Investment Scheme Ties Victim Funds to New York and Curaçao

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What happened

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A federal appeals court denied a petition from four defrauded entities seeking to force a convicted investment advisor to turn over his financial accounts to satisfy a restitution obligation. The advisor, who ran a registered investment advisor in New York from 2007 to 2019, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and securities fraud. He was sentenced to pay $364,402,116.08 in restitution.

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Why it matters

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The case involved a

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Who's involved

  • New YorkLocation where the advisor co-founded and ran a registered investment advisor
  • CuraçaoGeopolitical state where victim funds were found to have ties

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • CuraçaoSpeculative

    Curaçao might see reduced recovery for petitioners involved in the investment fraud due to the appeals court ruling.

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