e*Hedge Securities Inc. website in SEC complaint.
The Securities and Exchange Commission watched a Miami company's websites offering COVID-19 investment opportunities for weeks before filing a civil complaint.
June 08, 2020 at 12:55 PM
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The Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against a Miami investment company and its president for failing to provide records about its operations promoted on splashy COVID-19-related investment websites created since late March.
E*Hedge Securities Inc. and Devon W. Parks of Delray Beach were charged with failing to provide the required books and records during an SEC examination and improperly registering as an online investment adviser when it didn’t qualify.
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