A British Virgin Islands company that is part of the Dubai-based Exential Group of forex trading companies that perpetrated a $200 million Ponzi scheme has applied for Chapter 15 bankruptcy recognition in the United States.
BVI participant in Exential Group’s ‘$200M Ponzi scheme’ applies for Chapter 15 in Miami
David Marchant
David Marchant is the founder, owner, and editor of OffshoreAlert. He is a career journalist who has lived and worked in Wales, England, Bermuda, and the USA. Since launching OffshoreAlert in 1997, he has exposed more than 175 investment fraud and money laundering schemes and helped law enforcement, regulators, and asset recovery specialists imprison, discipline, and seize the assets of those responsible. Fraudsters have sued for defamation in Canada, Cayman Islands, England, Grenada, Panama, and the United States, with several plaintiffs subsequently going to prison, including one for 17 years. He has appeared in TV shows and movie documentaries, including The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, American Greed, We're Not Broke, and The Price We Pay, and been quoted or referenced in countless news articles, books, and reports.
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