The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed charges against private fund adviser Meyer Global Management LLC and its chief executive officer, Owen E.H. Meyer, over alleged misconduct involving investments linked to SpaceX and other pre-IPO securities. According to an SEC press release cited by Techub, the regulator said the firm and its CEO defrauded both investors and funds managed by Meyer Global.
The SEC said the case centers on two private funds focused on pre-IPO investments that were marketed to retail investors. In its complaint, the agency alleges that Meyer Global and Meyer made false statements in connection with the offering and operation of those funds. The regulator also accused them of failing to disclose conflicts of interest and of misappropriating fund assets.
The filing adds to regulatory scrutiny around private-market investment products marketed beyond traditional institutional channels, though the details released in the source material are limited to the SEC’s stated allegations.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday sued private fund adviser Meyer Global Management LLC, or MGM, and its chief executive officer, Owen E.H. Meyer, alleging they defrauded investors and MGM-managed funds in investments involving SpaceX and other pre-IPO securities.
According to an SEC press release cited by Techub, the agency alleged that MGM and Meyer engaged in false statements, undisclosed conflicts of interest, and misappropriation of fund assets while marketing and operating two private funds focused on pre-IPO investments for retail investors.
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