Pini Peter, Spot Option challenge Court ruling in binary options fraud case
Pini Peter and Spot Option appeal from all judgments and rulings in a lawsuit brought by the SEC over a large-scale binary options scam.
Pini Peter and Spot Option appeal from all judgments and rulings in a lawsuit brought by the SEC over a large-scale binary options scam.
Spot Option is liable for disgorgement of $56,460,888.04 and a civil monetary penalty in the amount of $66,298,176.
MPS Marketplace Securities, Sharelink Securities & Financial Services, Finteractive, and
Woodbrook Group Ltd are no longer ICF members.
Given that this was a long running fraud, the SEC asks that Spot Option be penalized in the amount of either $73,346,478 or $66,298,176.
The Court warns that the SEC that if no action is taken in the Spot Option case, the court will enter an order of dismissal.
The Court has approved the proposed consent judgment in the SEC lawsuit against Spot Option CEO Ran Amiran.
The SEC has negotiated a consent judgment with Spot Option CEO Ran Amiran in a binary options fraud case.
The Nevada District Court has made an entry of default against Spot Option and its owner Malhaz Pinhas Patarkazishvili (Pini Peter).
The SEC seeks entry of default against Pinhas Peter (Pini Peter) and Spot Tech House, Ltd for failure to respond to the Complaint.
The SEC is allowed to use alternative service on binary options fraudsters Spot Option, Pini Peter and Ran Amiran.