Partners of Grupo Peak 'vanish' after bankruptcy announcement in Nuevo León

Arturo González Cantú and Victor Hugo Sepúlvedapartners of Peak Groupapparently they “disappeared” and they do not show their faces after the sudden announcement of company bankruptcywhich would trigger the possible loss of their clients' capital in Saint PeterNuevo León, so the issue has generated great controversy and the anguish of those who could have lost their money.

Peak Group is a financial group that, as described in its information, is a network of contact and coordination in the field of entrepreneurship focused on generating jobs and promoting investment in New Lion.

According to El Horizonte, customer losses after the bankruptcy announcement could exceed 800 million pesos, so those affected could file criminal complaints.

According to those affected, Arturo González Cantúwho was the majority partner in this investment scheme, used to share photos of luxury cars and watches on his social networks, however, he recently deactivated his profiles.

As it was announced, the company announced that it no longer has funds to pay off its clients' investments, many of them are people who are not wealthy, widows, retirees, people who were just looking for a way to make a profit. your life savingspeople who trusted a company in charge of moving capital into investment accounts abroad.

Given the lack of answers and accurate information from the company towards its clients, the main suspicions are that the bankruptcy could be due to poor financial management, failures in business strategies, or because the money was stolen.

According to the media, Arturo Leal, a financial expert and economist from Monterrey, who was consulted by some of those affected regarding the security of depositing their money in the company, pointed out that inconsistencies in the services they offered, such as the high returns they offered and how they attracted customers. He even compared it to the well-known “flower of abundance”which is like a so-called investment chain that could ultimately result in a scam.

Meanwhile, some affected people have already approached lawyers to file criminal complaints for their lost resources.

Graduate in Communication Sciences from the University of the West, with specialization in Organizational Communication, in Sinaloa, Mexico. I currently work as a current news editor of local, national and international interest for the Debate newspaper for its website www.debate.com.mx since 2017. During my stay at this publishing house I have followed relevant events that have had a significant impact to humanity from an objective perspective, such as conflicts between governments and violence, as well as natural disasters that have caused regrettable losses. Likewise, I have transmitted inspiring stories to readers, many of them because they are social in nature where solidarity and citizen union are required. Committed to social causes, freedom and truth.

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