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FBI Seeks Fugitive Darren Robinson Over Alleged $100 Million Fraud

Authorities say those claims were false and that funds were instead used to cover business expenses and Robinson's personal lifestyle.

FBI hunts 'most wanted fraudster’ accused of $100M Ponzi scheme that hit Michigan. Pic via (@News4SA)

The FBI has added fugitive Darren Anthony Robinson to its Most Wanted Fraudsters list over allegations that he operated a Ponzi-style investment scheme that defrauded investors of approximately $100 million.

According to the report, authorities are offering a reward of up to $150,000 for information leading to his arrest.

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Federal investigators allege that Robinson operated QYU Holdings between 2010 and 2023, telling investors that the company generated returns through foreign currency exchange trading.

Authorities say those claims were false and that funds were instead used to cover business expenses and Robinson's personal lifestyle.

The report said Robinson acknowledged in a 2023 interview that statements made to investors were untrue.

A federal arrest warrant was issued in January 2024 in Michigan, but Robinson has remained a fugitive since November 2023 after allegedly removing his GPS monitoring device.

Investigators believe Robinson may have connections to South Florida, Panama and the United Arab Emirates.

The FBI is urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact authorities and has warned the public not to approach or attempt to apprehend him.

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