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Biscayne Capital Funding was a financial services and investment firm headquartered in Miami, Florida, founded around 2005. The company primarily targeted high-net-worth investors from Latin America, offering what were marketed as secure, high-yield real estate and investment opportunities. However, the firm was revealed to be a fraudulent enterprise. In 2018, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged the company and its principals with operating a massive Ponzi scheme, misappropriating investor funds to pay off earlier investors and fund the principals' lavish lifestyles. The firm collapsed following the SEC's emergency action, which included an asset freeze.

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Biscayne Capital Funding

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