SEC Charges U.K.-Based Father and Son, and Two Others in Transatlantic Microcap Fraud Scheme
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Thursday, September 23, 2021
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The SEC also is seeking an order to freeze the assets of seven of the defendants and one relief defendant.
Key Points:
- The SEC also is seeking an order to freeze the assets of seven of the defendants and one relief defendant.
- At the same time, they helped the Pages secretly acquire and then sell millions of the companies' shares.
- Cattlin and Shupe are charged with aiding and abetting the Pages' violations of the antifraud provisions of the securities laws.
- Timothy Page's wife, Janan Page, is named as a relief defendant for her alleged receipt of illicit proceeds from the Pages' fraudulent scheme.