Australia prohibits the financial advisor for 10 years on the cryptography program


The Australian market regulator has prohibited a financial advisor from offering financial services for 10 years, alleging that she had invested in a misleading manner of her customers in a cryptographic platform listed as a possible scam.

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) said On Thursday, he put Glenda Maree Rogan on a ban on a decade for allegedly transferred $ 14.8 million Australian dollars ($ 9.6 million) “invested by customers, family and friends in an investment scam-based on cryptocurrency”.

The agency said that between March 2022 and June 2023, Rogan took the funds of its customers and moved them to personal and corporate bank accounts before converting a majority into crypto and sending money to the Crypto platform financial center.

Asic a listed The financial center as a license without license to which “should not trust” and said that Rogan “would have had suspicions on the legitimacy of the financial center at least October 2022.”

Rogan customers have cheated, Asic Affirmations

ASIC said that between May 2014 and early February 2024, Rogan was an accountant, financial advisor and director of a group of companies called Fincare located in Sutherland and Wollongong, two regions south of Sydney.