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Eddy Alexandre’s initial court appearance and what’s next

EminiFX owner Eddy Alexandre was arrested in New York on May 12th. Later that same day Alexandre made his initial court appearance. Here’s what happened, and what’s next. At Alexandre’s initial appearance, bail was set as per the following conditions: bail was set at $3 million, secured by two homes, a BMW and Mercedes-Benz; Alexandre […]

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EminiFX Receiver reaches out, requests investor details

The court-appointed EminiFX Temporary Receiver has set up a website and made contact with investors. Dave A. Castleman was appointed EminiFX Temporary Receiver, as part of the CFTC’s fraud lawsuit against EminiFX and owner Eddy Alexandre. Castleman works for the law firm Raines Feldman, who have set up a Receivership website to communicate with EminiFX

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CFTC secures EminiFX restraining order against Eddy Alexandre

The CFTC has secured injunctive relief against EminiFX and owner Eddy Alexandre. Unsealing of the CFTC’s case today confirms Alexandre is facing both civil and criminal fraud charges. The CFTC’s case against Alexandre was filed under seal on May 10th. Following Alexandre’s arrest on May 11th, the CFTC filed a motion requesting their case be

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EminiFX founder and CEO Eddy Alexandre arrested in New York

EminiFX founder and CEO Eddy Alexandre has been arrested for commodities and wire fraud. The DOJ alleges EminiFX was a $59 million dollar Ponzi scheme. As per a May 12th press-release, the DOJ claim ALEXANDRE solicited more than $59 million in investments from hundreds of individual investors after making false representations in connection with the

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Robo-assisted advisor account securities fraud

EminiFX fails to provide company ownership or executive information on its website. EminiFX’s website domain (“eminifx.com”), was registered on September 20th, 2011, through an incomplete address in New York. This would appear to synch with the New York street address provided on EminiFX’s website. Given that address has nothing to do with EminiFX (it’s a

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