Cash Plus Ordered to Cease all Operations
Friday, 28 December 2007
Image The Financial Services Commission, (FSC), has issued cease and desist orders on Cash Plus Limited, its principals, directors, officers and employees.
This means that Cash Plus, must immediately stop conducting securities business, including soliciting and accepting loans until the company is licensed by the FSC.
The FSC says the decision was made based on the findings of an investigation.
The Commission says investigations revealed that Cash Plus Limited's Carlos Hill and Khalil Harris, have been engaged in securities activities that breached sections 7 and 10 of the Securities Act.
The FSC notes that Cash Plus has also breached section 26 of the Act as the securities being offered to the public have been issued without being registered by the Commission.
The Securities Act requires persons who issue securities to be registered.
The Act also requires that persons who deal in securities must be licensed as securities dealers.
Friday, 28 December 2007
Image The Financial Services Commission, (FSC), has issued cease and desist orders on Cash Plus Limited, its principals, directors, officers and employees.
This means that Cash Plus, must immediately stop conducting securities business, including soliciting and accepting loans until the company is licensed by the FSC.
The FSC says the decision was made based on the findings of an investigation.
The Commission says investigations revealed that Cash Plus Limited's Carlos Hill and Khalil Harris, have been engaged in securities activities that breached sections 7 and 10 of the Securities Act.
The FSC notes that Cash Plus has also breached section 26 of the Act as the securities being offered to the public have been issued without being registered by the Commission.
The Securities Act requires persons who issue securities to be registered.
The Act also requires that persons who deal in securities must be licensed as securities dealers.
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