G. A. Repple & Co. Customer Complaints involving GWG L Bonds

G.A Repple & Co. Recovery Options: How to Recover GWG Losses

 The White Law Group is continuing to investigate potential securities claims involving G. A. Repple & Company and the liability the firm may have for improperly recommending GWG L Bonds to investors. 

Have you suffered financial losses investing in GWG L Bonds with G. A. Repple & Company? If so, the securities attorneys at The White Law Group may be able to help you by filing a FINRA Dispute Resolution claim against the firm.   (For information on our recent lawsuit against G.A Repple, please see: FINRA Lawsuit filed against G.A. Repple & Company involving GWG L Bonds.) 

 Bad news continues to pile up for investors of GWG Holdings Inc., and its L Bonds. On April 20, 2022 GWG Holdings Inc. and its subsidiaries, GWG Life, LLC and GWG Life USA, LLC, filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas as part of a restructuring process.   

GWG is reportedly blaming the Securities and Exchange Commission for questioning the numerous broker-dealers that sold GWG L bonds for its rapid decline. GWG claims in its Chapter 11 filing that the SEC’s investigation of the company eventually included the sales practice of some of the 145 broker-dealer firms that sold the bonds which has harmed GWG’s reputation in the marketplace and prevented it from raising more capital through sales of GWG L Bonds.   

As we previously reported, GWG defaulted on $13.6 million in interest payments in January to bondholders. To learn more about the investigation, please see: GWG Holdings Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection after Missing Interest Payments to Investors  

The White Law Group is currently representing numerous investors in claims against their broker age firms who are seeking to recover damages from financial losses involving GWG L Bonds. To learn about one of our claims, please see: FINRA Lawsuit filed against Emerson Equity LLC involving $2.5 Million in GWG Bonds 

L Bonds are High Risk and GWG was “Over-Leveraged”   

An L bond is an alternative investment vehicle that attempts to provide a high yield for a lender in exchange for bearing the risk that an insurance policy premium or benefits may not be paid.  According to the GWG L Bond prospectus, “An investment in the L Bonds involves significant risks, including the risk of losing your entire investment, and may be considered speculative.”

According to one report in Investment News, “GWG was over-leveraged with reasonably expensive money,” and the life settlement business wasn’t “profitable enough to overcome the cost of the debt or the preferred stock dividends and operations.”   

Investigating Potential Claims involving G. A. Repple & Company and GWG L Bonds

If you suffered losses investing in GWG L Bonds with G. A. Repple & Company and would like to discuss your recovery options, please call the securities attorneys of The White Law Group at (888) 637-5510 for a free consultation.   

These claims are distinct from the class action filed directly against GWG Holding Inc. and could be pursued concurrently.   

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) operates the largest securities dispute resolution forum in the United States, and has extensive experience in providing a fair, efficient and effective venue to handle a securities-related dispute.   

The White Law Group is a national securities fraud, securities arbitration, and investor protection law firm with offices in Chicago, Illinois and Seattle, Washington. The firm represents investors in FINRA arbitration claims throughout the country.   To learn more about the firm’s representation of investors, please visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com.   

To learn more about the firm’s investigation and claims involving G. A. Repple & Company, please visit:  FINRA Lawsuit filed against G.A. Repple & Company involving GWG L Bonds

 To learn more about the firm’s investigation of GWG Holdings Inc., please visit:  

GWG Holdings (GWGH) UPDATE – GWG “L Bonds” – Securities Investigation