<p><span>The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced it charged a New Jersey "claims aggregator" – a firm that submits claims on behalf of its clients to administrators tasked with returning settlement funds to harmed investors – and its three principals with defrauding distribution funds established to return money to securities fraud victims in a multi-year scheme that yielded millions of dollars.</span></p>
It’s no easy feat to rook securities settlement administrators, whose job, after all, is to make sure that money from settlement funds gets paid out only to investors with legitimate claims.
November 3, 2021 Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Joseph Cammarata of Monmouth Beach, New Jersey; Erik Cohen of Manalapan, New Jersey; and David Punturieri of Staten Island, New York; were arrested and charged by Indictment on charges of conspiracy to commit multiple counts of fraud in connection with a securities fraud claims scheme.
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