PFD Capital Partners, Inc. is issuing this official statement to directly address and dispel confusion arising from online search results associating the acronym “PFD” with a criminal case in Alaska.

Let us be absolutely clear:

PFD Capital Partners, Inc. has no connection whatsoever—directly or indirectly—with the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) program or any criminal, civil, or regulatory matter involving it.

A recent Juneau Empire article, “Attorneys Dive Right into Heart of PFD Fraud Case,” concerns the prosecution of a private individual, Loretto Lee Jones, who is neither known to nor related to anyone at our firm. She is accused of misrepresenting residency status to obtain a government benefit under Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend system. In that context, “PFD” refers exclusively to the state-run program – not to our company.

To eliminate any doubt:

PFD Capital Partners, Inc. is not involved in the case in any capacity.
We are not named or implicated in any investigation, prosecution, or inquiry.
The matter concerns a private citizen and a state-administered benefit—entirely outside the scope of our business and industry.
There is no SEC, DOJ, or other regulatory action involving PFD Capital Partners, Inc.

While acronym overlap can sometimes produce misleading search results, we are actively working with SEO advisors and legal counsel to safeguard our name and brand identity.

Our clients and partners expect transparency and trust—and we intend to deliver nothing less. We remain fully committed to the highest standards of integrity, risk management, and regulatory compliance.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Investor Relations team directly at (888) 475-4748, or by email at info@pfdcap.com.