[PDF] DFPI Accredited Investor Reference - Case 2025-000001

Explains the definition and limits of “accredited investor” status under SEC Rule 501. Clarifies that accreditation is not immunity from misrepresentation or lack of disclosure. Directly rebuts the argument that being “accredited” nullifies claims of elder or consumer financial abuse.

, and Investor Justice Editor

October 2, 2025 . 1:24 PM

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Case: 2025-000001
Respondents: Nexo AG; FINMA; U.S. SEC
Dossier: /case-2025-000001/
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Status: Open
Last updated: October 3, 2025

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Explains the definition and limits of “accredited investor” status under SEC Rule 501. Clarifies that accreditation is not immunity from misrepresentation or lack of disclosure.

Directly rebuts the argument that being “accredited” nullifies claims of elder or consumer financial abuse.

DFPI Accredited Investor Reference - Case 2025-000001

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