SEC Sues Two Floridians, Saying They Aided in $112 Million Fraud

July 19, 2024, 5:03 PM UTC

The Securities and Exchange Commission sued two Florida residents for their alleged roles in a $112 million fraud scheme targeting South Florida’s Haitian-American community.

Ricardi Celicourt and Brisly Guillaume acted as unregistered brokers for Royal Bengal Logistics Inc., a trucking and logistics company sued last year by the SEC for running that scheme, according to the complaint.

Celicourt and Guillaume raised at least $109 million from the offer and sale of unregistered securities for the company, receiving over $1 million in compensation bonuses, the regulator said.

Celicourt served as Vice President of Business Development and Investor Relations for Royal Bengal ...

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