SEC Charges JAG Capital Advisors and its Founder Joshua Goltry with Defrauding Investors

Jun 12, 2024

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Joshua Goltry and his investment management firm, JAG Capital Advisors LLC (JAG Advisors), in connection with a three-year scheme to defraud investors of at least $3 million.

According to the SEC’s…

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