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Ponzi scheme victims name Royal Bank, B.C. financial services regulator in class action lawsuit

6 May 2025
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Ponzi scheme victims name Royal Bank, B.C. financial services regulator in class action lawsuit
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Three men who were defrauded by Ponzi schemer Greg Martel have initiated a class action lawsuit, asserting that both a bank and a regulatory body played roles in allowing the fraudulent scheme to continue for years, leading to significant and preventable losses for investors. The lawsuit claims that the inaction of these institutions enabled Martel to misappropriate funds without oversight. This legal action underscores the alleged failures of financial oversight that contributed to the extensive financial harm suffered by the investors.

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