France’s Financial Markets Regulator has issued an investment warning against Kuvera Global.

The AMF, France’s top financial regulator, observes that
Kuvera Global
are enticing “young audiences” to “trad(e) on highly speculative products”.

The company KUVERA LLC / KUVERA France offers the sale of subscriptions and the sale of training software tools presented as an aid to very risky investments in Forex trading and crypto-assets.

These proposals are particularly aimed at a very young audience including high school students.

Concerned parents and teachers of students have reported students dropping out of school, prompting the AMF to investigate.

While the regulator can’t shut Kuvera Global down (Kuvera Global and its parent company Investview are US companies), the AMF warns the public

not to respond to the solicitations of this company and not to relay them to third parties, in any form whatsoever.

Neither Kuvera Global or Investview are authorized to solicit investment in France.

🤖 Quick Answer

What warning did France's AMF issue against Kuvera Global?
France's Financial Markets Authority (AMF) issued an investment warning against Kuvera Global for targeting young audiences, including high school students, to trade in highly speculative financial products such as Forex and cryptocurrencies through paid subscriptions and training software tools.

Why did the AMF investigate Kuvera Global's activities?
The AMF launched an investigation following reports from concerned parents and teachers about students dropping out of school. The regulator determined that Kuvera Global's marketing practices specifically targeted minors and promoted engagement in extremely risky financial trading activities.

What regulatory limitations does the AMF face regarding Kuvera Global?
The AMF cannot directly shut down Kuvera Global because both the company and its parent entity, Investview, are registered as United States-based corporations operating outside French regulatory jurisdiction, limiting the regulator

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