SEC Charges Cannabis Investment Fund and Founder in Fraudulent Scheme
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a Texas-based investment fund and its founder with defrauding investors with false promises of massive…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a Texas-based investment fund and its founder with defrauding investors with false promises of massive returns in cannabis-related businesses. The SEC also issued an alert to warn retail investors about marijuana-related securities offerings. The SEC’s complaint alleges that Greenview Investment Partners L.P. and its founder Michael E. Cone used misleading marketing materials in raising more than $3.3 million from investors. Cone allegedly employed boiler room sales staff who made cold calls to investors and promised them up to 24 percent annual returns from investments in Greenview. According to the complaint, Cone used an alias to conceal his prior criminal convictions, lied about having a former agent from the U.S.
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