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Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc. Investment Losses – Investor Lawsuit Investigation

The White Law Group is investigating potential securities fraud claims involving investments in Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc., a private offering allegedly at the center of a multi-million dollar scheme orchestrated by former investment adviser Derek Taller.

According to a recent SEC enforcement action, Taller purportedly engaged in “persistent and egregious fraudulent conduct” while managing Vision BioBanc Holdings and a related business development company (BDC), StHealth Capital Investment Corporation.

What is Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc.?

Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc. was a private investment fund reportedly created to invest in healthcare and biotech startups. Between 2018 and 2024, Derek Taller reportedly acted as the fund’s principal officer and external investment adviser.

The SEC alleges that offering documents provided to investors in Vision BioBanc falsely stated that the fund was overseen by an independent board of directors and that its financial statements would be audited by an independent firm. In reality, Vision purportedly never retained an independent auditor, and Taller was the only active board member until at least August 2021.

SEC Charges Against Derek Taller

In its complaint filed in May 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleges the following:

  • Misrepresentation: Taller misled investors by falsely stating that Vision BioBanc was governed by an independent board and subject to financial audits.
  • Misappropriation of Funds: The SEC claims Taller misappropriated at least $500,000 for personal use from Vision BioBanc and a related fund.
  • Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest: In May 2020, Taller allegedly acquired an interest in a third-party startup and soon after caused Vision BioBanc and StHealth Capital to loan the company a combined $2 million—without disclosing his financial interest.
  • Unlawful Transactions: The SEC further claims Taller directed Vision BioBanc to loan an additional $21.7 million to the startup and its affiliates, again without disclosing his conflict or obtaining the necessary SEC approvals.

Taller has reportedly been charged with multiple violations of federal securities laws, and the SEC is seeking permanent injunctions, disgorgement, civil penalties, and an officer-and-director bar.

Recovery of Investment Losses

If you invested in Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc. through Derek Taller or at the recommendation of a financial professional, you may be eligible to recover your investment losses. Investment firms and advisors have a duty to conduct proper due diligence and to disclose material risks. When they fail in those duties, and investors suffer financial harm, there may be grounds for legal action.

FINRA Arbitration May Be an Option

You may not need to wait for a class action or SEC resolution. In many cases, investors can file individual claims through FINRA arbitration, which is often faster and more private than traditional court litigation.

The White Law Group has recovered millions of dollars for investors nationwide in cases involving fraudulent private placements and unsuitable investment recommendations.

Contact The White Law Group

If you are concerned about your investment in Vision BioBanc Holdings Inc., call 888-637-5510 for a free consultation. We represent investors nationwide in claims against brokerage firms and financial professionals.

To learn more, please visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com.


Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I still file a claim even if I signed the investment paperwork years ago?
Yes. You may still be eligible under the “discovery rule” if you only recently learned about the misconduct. Contact us to evaluate your options.

2. What does it cost to hire your firm?
We typically work on a contingency fee basis, meaning we don’t get paid unless we recover money for you.

3. How long does FINRA arbitration take?
Most cases resolve within 12–16 months, though many settle much sooner depending on the complexity of the claim.

Last modified: May 28, 2025