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Beware of Fraudulent Schemes Using Our Name and Brands

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated. The Lighthouse Group takes fraudulent activity of this nature extremely seriously, and we urge all investors to exercise caution and remain vigilant against such schemes.

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We have become aware of malicious actors exploiting the Lighthouse Group's brand, including the names of certain subsidiary businesses, publicly available information (e.g., images from our website), employee likenesses, and logos to give the appearance of authenticity. These schemes are conducted across instant messaging and social media platforms (e.g., WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat), third-party applications, and fraudulent websites impersonating The Lighthouse Group or one of its affiliates.

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As a global private markets investor, the Lighthouse Group does not offer individual security recommendations, conduct business via social media platforms, or provide any investor-facing applications for purchase or download. Our investment funds are made available exclusively through private placement upon your request, or through your wealth advisor.

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For more information on these types of fraud and how to avoid them, please see the following notices issued
by regulators:

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SEC:
Updated Investor Alert: Social Media and Investing - Avoiding Fraud
| Investor.gov

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​FINRA:
Avoid Fraud
| FINRA.org

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FCA:
Protect yourself from scams
| FCA

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If you become aware of these schemes, please immediately contact the legal department at legal_notices@lighthousepartners.com.   If you feel that you were targeted by or invested in a fraudulent scheme with a company purported to be associated with The Lighthouse Group or any of its businesses, brands, or names, we suggest that you immediately report the individuals to your local law enforcement agency, which is best placed to investigate such crimes.

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