SEC v. Jeremy Rounsville: Complaint (‘Arbitraging.co Crypto Fraud’)

Complaint alleging an investment fraud based around “a crypto asset trading program” called Arbitraging.co that, inter alia, involved “a forged British Virgin Islands business license” in U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jeremy K. Rounsville at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

- You’re only seeing part of this content
  
  To view the entire article or download the document, subscribe today.
  
  – Offshore Courts: 29,000+ court cases (Bahamas, Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands)
  – Investigative Articles: 4,500+ in-depth articles, including fraud exposés
  – MLATs – Criminal: 1,400+ MLATs on global criminal investigations
  – Ch. 15 – Insolvencies: Monitored daily
  – Foreign Discovery: Applications for foreign discovery filed in the USA, monitored daily
  – Regulatory Actions: Global regulatory actions, fines, and bans, monitored daily
  – And More: Criminal indictments, extraditions, winding-up petitions, and more
  
  Unlimited access for less than $3/day.
  
  Cancel anytime.
  
  SUBSCRIBE
- SIGN IN
  
  Forgot your password?

Pages: 14

Date: November 03, 2022

Defendants/Respondents: Jeremy K. Rounsville

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Securities and Exchange Commission

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Topic: Crypto, Investment, Regulatory

Allegation: Fraud

Topics

USA

[ 1 more... ] [ top 5 ]

Keywords

Arbitraging.co Jeremy Rounsville

BECOME A SUBSCRIBER

Daily red flags in high-value international finance

Unlimited access. No contracts. Cancel anytime.