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Crowdyvest issues public statement in response to SEC’s Cease and Desist Order

NM Press by NM Press
June 3, 2021
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Crowdyvest issues public statement in response to SEC’s Cease and Desist Order
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Crowdyvest, a Nigerian financial technology company recently in the news for a Cease and Desist Order issued by the SEC on its investment product, ‘the Halal Fund,’ has put out a statement to clarify its position on the issue.

In the press release seen by Nairametrics, Crowdyvest stated:

“The attention of Crowdyvest Victoria Island Multi-purpose Cooperative Society has been drawn to news circulating about a SEC issued Cease and Desist Order on one of its products “the Halal Fund.”

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This narrative has occasioned the need for us as an organisation to make a public statement clarifying this misinformation.

Crowdyvest Victoria Island Multi-purpose Cooperative Society is a cooperative society duly registered under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with registration no: LCSC 16939.

Crowdyvest launched a product for her members called the Halal Fund. The product which is purely targeted at the Cooperative society’s members is for investment in a Rice sharing project and complies with the objectives of the Cooperative society.

On May 11, 2021, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued a cease-and-desist order to Crowdyvest with regards to the Halal Fund as the Commission assumed that it was a call to the general public for investment. Crowdyvest immediately put the launch of this product on hold and on May 14, 2021, explained its position to the Commission, reiterating that the said product was strictly for members of its Society. We are still awaiting a feedback from SEC on our response and are surprised that the Commission would publicize its cease-and desist order and state that we are not a registered entity without proper investigations and confirmation of its power to issue such order to Crowdyvest.

Crowdyvest Cooperative is NOT a SEC-regulated entity and does not operate any business operations within the purview of SEC. We are a credible organization operating as a cooperative society and in line with the Cooperatives law of Lagos State.

To all our members, please be rest assured that we are in discussions with the SEC to clarify our position and will continue to operate within the ambit of the law. All members’ funds are safe and are being utilized as agreed with members and in line with our bye-laws.

We also promise to carry all our members along should there be any new development with regards to any of our products.”

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Nairametrics had earlier reported on the SEC’s Cease and Desist Order in which the regulatory body mandated the fintech company to halt the launch and operations of the Crowdyvest Halal Fund and any other investment activity which involves soliciting investments and deposits from the public, citing that the Fund is not part of the list of the Commission’s authorized Halal Funds.


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Comments 7

  1. S@M says:
    June 3, 2021 at 12:47 pm

    This is BEST any genuine and reasonable company ? can do. This is really commendable of them, and it’s an assurance to their investors,that indeed their funds are in safe hands.

    I think I might invest with this firm ?☺️

    Reply
  2. OOla says:
    June 4, 2021 at 6:33 am

    It was wrong to have made the product public since it was purely for members.

    Reply
  3. OOla says:
    June 4, 2021 at 6:37 am

    It was wrong to have made the product product to catch the attention of SEC since product is strictly meant for members.

    Reply
  4. OOla says:
    June 4, 2021 at 6:39 am

    It was wrong to have made the product public to catch the attention of SEC since product is strictly meant for members.

    Reply
  5. Akobundu Dike Ugah says:
    June 5, 2021 at 11:50 am

    I was scammed by this crowd investment. I thought it was credible as it was advertised by Okey Bakassi, I went for it and by the Idealized it, l have been swindled off 200k. I went to the bank –UBA to Lodge complain that I have been swindled by criminals using a UBA account. They told that they received similar complains from other
    Persons. That the account has been suspended. They were however silent on how can recover my money. I currently preparing to efcc and to court .

    Reply
  6. Akobundu Dike Ugah says:
    June 5, 2021 at 11:51 am

    I was scammed by this crowd investment. I thought it was credible as it was advertised by Okey Bakassi, I went for it and by the time l realized it, l have been swindled off 200k. I went to the bank –UBA to Lodge complain that I have been swindled by criminals using a UBA account. They told that they received similar complains from other
    Persons. That the account has been suspended. They were however silent on how can recover my money. I currently preparing to efcc and to court .

    Reply
  7. Ugah says:
    June 5, 2021 at 11:52 am

    I was scammed by this crowd investment. I thought it was credible as it was advertised by Okey Bakassi, I went for it and by the time l realized it, l have been swindled off 200k. I went to the bank –UBA to Lodge complain that I have been swindled by criminals using a UBA account. They told that they received similar complains from other
    Persons. That the account has been suspended. They were however silent on how can recover my money. I currently preparing to efcc and to court .

    Reply

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