From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced a Cease and Desist Order against David Grammer of Macon and Jana Baxter of Columbia for allegedly misusing more than $2 million they raised from investors for Boydoplex, their supposed ”molecular exchange” energy technology.
From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced a Cease and Desist Order against Frank Renick and his companies in Montgomery City, Mo., for allegedly selling more than $6 million in unregistered stocks and bonds, and for allegedly misleading at least 700 investors in more than four states about those product
Please join Robin on Saturday, June 11th at the St. Louis Komen Race for the Cure. We’d love to have you on our team! Don’t wait to sign up—the deadline is right around the corner.
Robin was honored at the St. Louis Community Empowerment Foundation’s 8th Annual Salute to Women in Leadership on May 6, 2011. Robin recieved a Government Leadership Award, and was one of 13 women honored at the event.
From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today celebrated Older Americans Month at a senior center in Wentzville, Mo., where she called on Missourians to help protect seniors from financial fraud. Today’s event was the first of several presentations scheduled throughout the month by Carnahan’s Securities Division.
From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced a $755,000 settlement with A.G. Edwards & Sons, LLC, after her securities investigators discovered that the firm sold variable annuities to elderly customers without proper documentation for the transactions. In the consent order issued this week, A.G. Edwards agreed to pay $381,993 to 31 Missouri investors across the state. The settlement ends a lengthy Missouri Securities Division investigation triggered by a complaint by an 81-year old Southwest Missouri investor after the liquidation of a variable annuity.
From the SOS Office: Secretary of State Robin Carnahan is serving as a co-leader of a bipartisan international election observation team in Nigeria for the Presidential election on April 16th. The delegation, organized through the National Democratic Institute (NDI), will meet with senior government and election officials, political party representatives, candidates, citizen election monitors, civil society leaders, and media representatives.
