British Virgin Islands Documents Investment Regulatory Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) USAMay 19, 2022

Thomas Plaut: Industry Ban

Administrative Order by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission imposing an industry ban on Thomas F. Plaut, described as “the sole owner, Chairman, and CEO of Worldwide Markets Ltd., a British Virgin Islands company with its principal place of business in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey”.

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Date: May 19, 2022

Defendant(s)/Respondent(s): Thomas F. Plaut

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Topic: Investment, Regulatory

Plaintiff(s)/Applicant(s): Securities and Exchange Commission

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