Bond Loss Attorneys

Are You An Investor Who Sustained Losses in GK 7% Bonds? Contact Our Bond Loss Attorneys To Help Determine Whether You Have Grounds For A Claim

Brokerage firms and investment advisers are supposed to conduct the proper due diligence to ensure the suitability of any financial product recommendation or strategy that they make to a customer. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Now there is growing concern that financial firms may not have properly vetted GK 7% Bonds from GK Investment Holdings (GKIH) before marketing and selling them to investors. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) are looking into these allegations and offering free, no-obligation case consultations to investors who may have been harmed.

GK Investment Holdings issued these GK 7% bonds, which are supposed to pay a 7% interest. In 2022, GK 7% bond investors were warned that if 90% of them didn’t trade in their current bonds for newer bonds by September, there was a very good chance that the private real estate company would default on old bonds and have to seek bankruptcy protection. COVID-19’s effect on real estate was one of the main reasons cited.

GK Investment Holdings 7% Bonds May Not Have Been Suitable For Many Retail Investors

To invest in GK 7% Bonds, investors had to make a $5,000 minimum buy in, with bonds selling for $1K each. $50K of these unsecured bonds were for sale.

These bonds may have been not suitable for some investors given their financial goals and risk tolerance level. Financial advisors should also recognize any warning signs indicating that GK Investment Holdings was having financial troubles.

JCC Advisors (JCC Capital Markets) was managing broker-dealer for these unsecured bonds. But other brokerage firms may also have been involved in promoting GK Investment Holdings to investors.

You want to work with knowledgeable bond loss lawyers who know how to determine whether your broker unsuitably recommended GK 7% Bonds, misrepresented the risks, concentrated your account with it, or engaged in some other kinds of broker fraud or misconduct.

What Can You Expect If You Decide To File A GK 7% Bond Fraud Claim?

If we do determine you have grounds for suing your broker-dealer or investment adviser over your bond losses—and we decide to work together—our bond fraud attorneys would work with you to file your case in FINRA arbitration. This is the legal forum where such disputes are brought.

With more than 100 years of combined experience in securities law and the securities industry, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Bond Loss Attorneys have the skills and resources to maximize your chances for a full recovery in arbitration, mediation, negotiation, or litigation.

Contact Our GK 7% Bond Loss Attorneys Today 

Call (800) 259-9010 or fill out this form.