Success Holding Group International, Inc.: matters recorded

Success Holding Group International, Inc.

Named as a respondent in 2 matters recorded in this library, in 2017. Naming a company in a record is not a finding against it; each row below uses the status words of the record it comes from.

Matters

Matters naming this company as a respondent, oldest first. Several records of one scheme count as one matter.
Year	Regulator	What the matter concerned	Status	Money recorded	Case page(s)
2017	SEC	Unregistered Distributions SEC v. Success Holding Group International, Inc. (unregistered distributions, 2017)	Settled	$139,737 recorded for the matter	2017-09-28 SEC, settled
2017	SEC	Newsletter Scalping, Unregistered Distributions SEC v. Micheal A. Skerry (newsletter scalping, 2017)	Judgment entered	$2,267,872 recorded for the matter (all respondents)	2017-09-29 SEC, judgment entered

Money is the largest total of penalty, disgorgement and interest recorded in any one record of the matter (figures are not added across records, since later records often repeat earlier ones), shown in the currency the regulator used. Where there is no figure the record states none.

Outcome mix

Latest recorded status of each of the 2 matters: judgment entered 1; settled 1.

Pattern across the matters

The 2 matters were brought by one regulator (SEC). The techniques most often recorded were unregistered distributions (2 of 2), newsletter scalping (1 of 2). All of the matters started in the same year, which usually means one episode brought by more than one regulator. This is arithmetic on the records and says nothing about the merits of any of them.

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