France’s financial markets regulator issued a stark warning this week against Kuvera Global for aggressively targeting young audiences, including high school students, with high-risk trading schemes. The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) noted the company's enticement of "young audiences" into trading "highly speculative products."
Kuvera Global, operating under KUVERA LLC and KUVERA France, peddles subscriptions and training software. These tools are presented as aids for extremely risky investments in Forex trading and cryptocurrencies. The company's marketing specifically zeroes in on a very young demographic.
Reports from concerned parents and teachers brought the issue to the AMF's attention. These reports detailed students dropping out of school, allegedly to focus on the trading schemes promoted by Kuvera Global. This prompted the regulator to launch an investigation into the company's practices.
While the AMF lacks the authority to shut down Kuvera Global directly – the company and its parent, Investview, are U.S. entities – it has taken action to alert the public. The regulator strongly advises against responding to any solicitations from Kuvera Global or relaying them to others.
Neither Kuvera Global nor its parent company, Investview, hold authorization to solicit investments within France. The AMF's warning serves as a critical alert to French citizens about the potentially devastating financial and educational consequences of engaging with such unregulated entities.