Christopher Burns is on the FBI’s Most Wanted list, accused of bilking his clients out of millions of dollars. The day he vanished—Sept. 25, 2020—was the day he was supposed to turn over documents about his dealings to SEC regulators.
June 10, 2022 at 11:54 AM
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A financial adviser who’s been on the run for nearly two years has been ordered to pay $12 million to his victims in Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
The default judgment was recently entered in a lawsuit brought by the federal Securities and Exchange Commission against Christopher Burns and his companies: Investus Advisers LLC, which did business as Dynamic Money; Investus Financial LLC and Peer Connect LLC. And Burns, if he is ever found, is also liable for a civil penalty of $652,629.
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The FBI is searching for Christopher Burns, who went missing in September 2020. Courtesy Photo
