SEC Charges Two Oregon Residents and Their Related Entities with $10 Million Ponzi-Like Scheme

Jun 30, 2023

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Oregon residents Robert D. Christensen and Anthony M. Matic, as well as several companies they controlled, with conducting a multi-year Ponzi-like scheme and misleading investors who purchased more…

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