NEW YORK, 2024-Oct-1 — /EPR Network/ — Chetan Kapur, the founder of ThinkStrategy Capital Management, who led the hedge fund to outperform market peers for over a decade, is now facing an unjust campaign of defamation and persecution. Despite his unwavering commitment to investors and consistent performance through the Great Recession, elements within the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have unjustifiably targeted him with baseless claims.

ThinkStrategy Capital Management was known for its remarkable returns, delivering strong, steady profits to investors, even during the market collapse. Kapur’s leadership ensured investors’ interests were protected, going as far as depleting his own resources and sacrificing personal claims to shield them from losses. His dedication, integrity, and diligence earned him a reputation for going beyond the call of duty for his clients.

However, following the Great Recession, Kapur was targeted by certain corrupt factions within the SEC, who accused him of wrongdoing with no substantiated evidence. These claims, heavily influenced by misinformation and collaboration with an investor, Benjamin Schwarz, were later proven to be unfounded. Despite the complete dismissal of the charges, the defamation and wrongful persecution caused significant harm to Kapur’s reputation and personal life.

During the liquidation of ThinkStrategy’s leveraged TS Multi-Strategy Fund, which performed significantly better than most competitors during the economic crisis, Kapur continued to support investors without compensation for over three years. He also worked diligently to ensure investor returns were protected while managing the fund’s restructuring. Despite his best efforts, the SEC launched a defamatory campaign against him, accusing him of misconduct with fabricated claims, which were proven to be false.

Independent third-party testimonies have reinforced Kapur’s integrity and exceptional management, further discrediting the SEC’s claims. His case highlights the severe flaws in how regulatory bodies can unfairly target individuals, particularly minority professionals, in the financial sector. Kapur’s legal battles have shown not only his resilience but also the deep-rooted corruption and power abuse within certain factions of the SEC.

As the dust settles on the wrongful accusations, Kapur remains determined to clear his name and continue his contributions to the investment community. Calls for greater scrutiny into the misconduct of certain SEC officials involved in this case are growing, with many supporting Kapur’s quest for justice.

SOURCE: EPR Network