SEC seals offices of Agropartnerships, Oxford International Group over 'illegal investment activities' | TheCable

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), on Monday, sealed the premises of three companies for allegedly engaging in illegal investment activities.

The affected companies are Oxford International Group, Farmforte Agro-Allied Solutions Limited/Agropartnerships and Vektr Capital Investment.

“These companies do not have registration of the SEC to conduct fund management activities and have been found to promise exorbitant rates of returns to lure investors. The SEC has exercised its powers under Section 13 Investments and Securities Act 2007, to shut them down,” the statement reads.“The commission hereby notifies the investing public that none of these entities or their investment platforms are registered by the SEC.

SEC, therefore, advised the public to always confirm from the commission whether an entity providing investment services has been duly registered and whether the investment schemes are authorised by it.

 

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