← Companies and websites regulators have named

REGULATOR ACTION

privatecvgroup[.]com

A website. Shown defanged and not linked, so this page never sends you to it.

First recorded 18 November 2016 · Last updated 23 August 2019

ASIC Australia — via ASIC Moneysmart Investor Alert List published a warning naming the website privatecvgroup[.]com, dated 23 August 2019. In its own words: “ASIC Investor Alert List (Unlicensed (Legacy)): Private Venture Capital Group. Websites: http://www[.]privatecvgroup[.]com.” This page lists 3 further items from 4 authorities in all, each linked to its source, with its date where the source gives one. Read it at the source ↗

To cite: The Market Standard, “privatecvgroup[.]com — what regulators have published”, marketstandard.org/website/privatecvgroup-com. Cite the authority’s own publication as the primary source.

Websites change hands; the same address may now be run by someone else.

This records what named authorities published — it is not our finding.

The published record

Every regulator warning, enforcement publication and published consumer complaint we hold, newest first. Inclusion is the authority's statement in its own terms, not a court finding.

23 August 2019 · Australia · ASIC Australia — via ASIC Moneysmart Investor Alert List
Warning — Not authorised — the regulator states the site, or the entity behind it, is not authorised
Historical (>3 yrs) — 2019
Details ↗

“ASIC Investor Alert List (Unlicensed (Legacy)): Private Venture Capital Group. Websites: http://www[.]privatecvgroup[.]com.”

Open source ↗

Document ↗

30 July 2019 · United States · US Securities and Exchange Commission — via IOSCO I-SCAN (International Securities & Commodities Alerts Network)
Warning — Warning published — the regulator’s headline is quoted; it states no claim we classify
Historical (>3 yrs) — 2019
Details ↗

“Securities and Exchange Commission (United States of America) alert, published via IOSCO I-SCAN #52939. Category: no category given. Name: Private Capital Venture Group. Website: privatecvgroup[.]com.”

Open source ↗

Document ↗

30 July 2019 · United States · US SEC — Public Alert: Unregistered Soliciting Entities (PAUSE)
Warning — Falsely claims US registration — the SEC states no US-registered firm has this name
Historical (>3 yrs) — 2019
Details ↗

“SEC PAUSE — Unregistered Soliciting Entities: These are entities that falsely claim to be registered, licensed, and/or located in the United States in their solicitation of investors. For each of the entities listed, the SEC has determined that there is no US registered securities firm with this name.”

Open source ↗

18 November 2016 · Hong Kong · SFC Hong Kong
Warning — Not authorised — the regulator states the site, or the entity behind it, is not authorised
Historical (>3 yrs) — 2016
Details ↗

“Alert List is a list of entities which have come to the attention of the SFC because they are unlicensed in Hong Kong and are believed to be, or to have been, targeting Hong Kong investors or claim to have an association with Hong Kong. [Unlicensed entities] Address(es): i) 17/F, 299 Queen’s Road, Central, Hong Kong; ii) One Beacon Court, 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, USA. Website: www[.]privatecvgroup[.]com. Remarks: The company gives the above Hong Kong address but it is not located there. It is apparently associated with First Venture Capital Group, another unlicensed entity on the Alert List.”

Open source ↗

Named with this website

Named on the same notice or headline — not proof of common ownership.

Other regulators

4 regulators in our sources have warned about this website: ASIC Australia, SFC Hong Kong, US SEC — Public Alert: Unregistered Soliciting Entities (PAUSE), US Securities and Exchange Commission. Each is listed above.

Broker discovery record

The broker discovery engine holds no record under this name or website in its published corpus. That is a statement about one corpus, not about the subject.

Before you send money

Protect yourself before committing funds to any financial entity or platform.

Check the register directly

Always check the regulator's own official register and use only the contact details published there, never the details given in a message or cold call.

How to protect yourself

If a firm is not authorised to operate in your country, you will have no access to statutory compensation schemes or the financial ombudsman if things go wrong.

Report an unauthorised firm

If you have been targeted by an unauthorised firm or lost funds, report it to your national financial authority and police. Where to report →

What this record does not tell you

  • It is not our finding. Nothing on this page says this subject committed fraud. It records what named authorities published, on the dates shown.
  • A warning is the regulator's statement, not a conviction. Many lists name firms that are not licensed in that jurisdiction, or that were reported by the public.
  • Websites change hands; the same address may now be run by someone else.
  • Same name, different entity. Names are matched as written. A legitimate firm can share a name with a warned entity, and clones copy real names deliberately.
  • Absence is not clearance. An entity with no page here may simply not have been warned about yet — that is the normal state of a new fraud.
  • Something wrong? Tell us — we correct the record and say so. Tell us

← Companies and websites regulators have named · Check a company or website · How we check what we publish