High-Yield, Secured Medium-term Debt Instruments May Have Been Unsuitably Recommended to Customers, Including Non-US Citizens

Brokerage firms are under scrutiny for potentially unsuitably recommending risky DCM US Multi-Family Homes Notes to retail investors and non-US citizens, leading to significant losses after the issuer failed to make interest payments on over $400 million in debt. In response, the law firm Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is offering free case assessments to help affected investors investigate potential claims of misrepresentation and unsuitability to recover their investment principal.

If you are an investor who suffered losses in one the DCM US Multi-Family Homes PLC Series 2020, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) wants to talk to you. These high-yield secured medium-term debt instruments were promoted as a chance to invest in the US multifamily real estate market. They were sold by the following brokerage firms: