The November Enforcement Roundup contains information about one enforcement action taken by the BC Securities Commission (BCSC). There are also three new additions to the Investment Caution List.
BCSC Enforcement
BCSC Settlement Agreements
William Brent Meikle and Hit TV Brands Inc.
A former BC resident and his company have agreed to pay almost $4.2 million to the BC Securities Commission (BCSC) for fraudulently misusing funds from investors, making misrepresentations to shareholders and illegally distributing securities.
Between February 2018 and December 2019, Hit TV fraudulently used approximately $1 million in investor funds for Meikle’s personal expenses. The company also made a series of misrepresentations to shareholders about imminent revenue prospects, as well as an imminent public offering and equity financing. It also made prohibited representations to investors that they would be reimbursed for their invested funds and would keep their shares.
Read the news release for full details.
BCSC Early Intervention
Our Investment Caution List notifies British Columbians about unqualified investments and unregistered activity originating outside the province but accepts BC residents as clients.
Below are the November additions to the Investment Caution List:
Report a Concern
If you have concerns about a person or company offering an investment opportunity, please contact the BCSC Contact Centre at 604-899-6854 or 1-800-373-6393 or by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also file a complaint using BCSC’s online complaint form.
If you have information relating to fraud or serious market misconduct, you can securely submit tips through our Whistleblower program. Qualified tips may be eligible for cash rewards up to $500,000.
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