Defendant Name: United Development Funding IV

Defendant Type: Public Company

Document Reference: court_doc13_18-cv-01735

Document Details

Legal Case Name SEC v. United Development Funding III, LP; United Development Funding IV; Hollis M. Greenlaw; Benjamin L. Wissink; Theodore F. Etter; Cara D. Obert; and David A. Hanson
Document Name Final Judgment as to Defendants United Development Funding III, LP and United Development Funding IV
Document Date 31-Jul-2018
Document Format Civil Proceeding
Case Number 18-cv-01735
Federal District Court Texas, Northern District of Texas
Federal District Judge Sam A. Lindsay
Allegation Type Issuer Reporting and Disclosure
Document Summary The Court stated that: "The court issues this Final Judgment pursuant to its Order, filed earlier today, and the parties' settlement agreement, in favor of the Securities and Exchange Commission and against Defendants United Development Funding III, LP ("UDF III") and United Development Funding IV ("UDF IV") . . ."

Disgorgement & Penalty Information

Resolutions
Enjoinment

Related Documents:

comp24185 03-Jul-2018 Complaint
Complaint
On July 3, 2018, the SEC filed a complaint against United Development Funding IV, alleging that "The United Development Funding family of investment funds ("UDF") deploys investor capital towards the financing of homebuilders and land developers through private and publicly-traded investment funds. From at least January 2011 through December 2015 (the "Relevant Period"), UDF used money from a newer fund to pay distributions to investors in an older fund, without adequately disclosing the use of funds and the nature and status of loans made to developers."
LR-24185 03-Jul-2018 Press Release--Civil Action
SEC Charges Real Estate Investment Funds and Executives for Misleading Investors
On July 3, 2018, the SEC issued a litigation release regarding its charges against United Development Funding IV, stating: "According to the SEC's complaint, Texas-based United Development Funding (UDF) is a family of private and publicly-traded investment funds that deploys investor capital as loans to homebuilders and land-developers. UDF allegedly solicited investors by advertising annualized returns of up to 9.75 percent as well as regular distributions. According to the complaint, for almost five years, UDF did not tell investors that it lacked the monthly cashflow at times to cover investor distributions in one of its older funds, UDF III. Instead, to pay these distributions, the newer UDF IV fund loaned money to developers who had also borrowed money from UDF III. Rather than using those funds for development projects that were underwritten by UDF IV, UDF directed the developers to use the loaned money to pay down their older loans from UDF III."