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20251502: Cortec Group Fund VIII, L.P.; AMCP III Legacy AIV, LP
20251513: White Mountains Insurance Group, Ltd.; AQ Phoenix Parent, L.P.
20251519: SoftBank Corp.; Cybereason Inc.
20251523: Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc.; Hut 8 Corp.
20251528: Valor Equity Partners VI-B L.P.; Elon Musk
Surgical Instrument Service Co. v. Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
2508001 Informal Interpretation
BCO Consulting
The Federal Trade Commission has stopped a pair of student loan debt relief schemes that it says bilked students out of approximately $12 million by using deceptive claims about repayment programs and loan forgiveness that did not exist. The agency also says the companies falsely claimed to be or be affiliated with the Department of Education and told students that the illegal payments the companies collected would count towards their loans.
After the FTC filed complaints seeking to end the deceptive practices, a federal court temporarily halted the two schemes and froze their assets.
In early October 2023, SL Finance and BCO Consulting were permanently banned from the debt relief industry and ordered to turn over their assets as part of a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission.
In July 2025, the FTC is sending a total of $743,230 in payments to consumers harmed by BCO Consulting.