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Fintech IA is charged in first violation of SEC’s amended marketing rule

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Julie DiMauro

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The SEC announced charges against the NY-based fintech investment adviser for using hypothetical performance metrics in advertisements that were misleading, plus misleading disclosures.

In charges that mark the first violation of the agency’s amended marketing rule, the SEC announced charges against Titan Global Capital Management USA LLC on Monday.

The New York-based fintech investment adviser was charged with using hypothetical performance metrics in advertisements that were misleading, plus compliance failures that led to

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