The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) debunked on Tuesday the claim of controversial religious group KAPA Community Ministry International (KAPA) that it has filed an application for a secondary license to sell and offer sale securities to the public.
In a statement, the regulator said it “has not received any application for a secondary license from KAPA, as verified by the SEC Company Registration and Monitoring Department.”
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