SEC Charges Pennsylvania Resident and His Companies with $770 Million Ponzi Scheme
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Daryl F. Heller of Pennsylvania and his companies, Prestige Investment Group, LLC and Paramount Management…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Daryl F. Heller of Pennsylvania and his companies, Prestige Investment Group, LLC and Paramount Management Group, LLC, with operating a multi-year Ponzi scheme that resulted in investor losses of approximately $400 million. According to the complaint, from January 2017 through June 2024, Heller and Prestige raised more than $770 million from approximately 2,700 investors, many of whom are retail investors, to invest in ATMs operated by Paramount. The complaint alleges that Heller used his control of Prestige and Paramount to create the false impression that they were running a successful, nationwide ATM network and paying investors fixed monthly distributions from income earned from ATM transaction fees and related charges.
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