Securities Fraud

The SEC claims in federal court that Kai Christian Petersen, 52, of Germany; Gil Beserglik, 33, of Israel; and Raz Beserglik, 63, of Israel and Germany, fraudulently offered <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Securities-fraud-2.pdf"><strong>more than $100 million</strong> in binary options</a>, and “also misappropriated millions of dollars of investor deposits.”

LOS ANGELES — The SEC claims in federal court that Kai Christian Petersen, 52, of Germany; Gil Beserglik, 33, of Israel; and Raz Beserglik, 63, of Israel and Germany, fraudulently offered more than $100 million in binary options, and “also misappropriated millions of dollars of investor deposits.”

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