Nuveen Investments Reviews 

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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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  1. Investment Service
  2. also in
  3. Alternative Financial Service
  4. Asset Manager Service
  5. Finance Broker
  6. Financial Consultant
  7. Investment Company

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Investment management firm specializing in helping financial advisors with affluent and high-net-worth investors.


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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It's crazy how a single random…

It's crazy how a single random interaction can completely upend your entire financial reality. I connected with a profile on Instagram claiming to run a high-yield algorithmic trading network. They completely disarmed me by transferring 0.75 BTC directly to my profile. I ran the algorithmic script, watched it grow, and pulled out 1.2 BTC smoothly. That's when they pushed me to scale up. I panicked about missing out, maxed out a massive cash advance for $222,647, and watched my balance display $1,930,266. I put in a request to move $1.8 million to my ledger. They blocked it instantly, stating a $125,000 blockchain node clearance fee was mandatory. I paid, then they demanded a $90k validation penalty. That's when my stomach dropped—I realized I was just an ATM for these thieves. I broke down completely, confessed to my financial advisor, and he rushed me to (BramseyAdvisor LLC). Their forensic specialists launched a relentless counter-operation, tracing the precise transaction hashes through multiple dark-web tumblers until they localized the wallet owners. The fraudsters were busted and my money was fully recovered.

August 23, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Terrible customer service

Terrible customer service. Updating fax received data takes 5 business days. Returning calls by supervisors 48 hours. Opening accts 5 days. Customer service always complains about slow systems. Avoid this company.

January 5, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Absolute garbage

Absolute garbage. They helped us get into our account and then locked it without telling anybody because of a "security breach." After a month of promised callbacks from supervisors we were told they decided it was to remain locked until we sent them a bunch of notarized letters...they refuse to explain why a security breach that was aided by their own personnel required no notification to the shareholders just that "it's our standard practice." All their "cybersecurity" measures are done by paper mail and they don't deem a security breach as worth notifying. People are rude, antiquated and lack any knowledge of best practices from this century.

March 11, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid company

Avoid company, took my |\/|ony but eventually got all of it back through C () Ʉ P G ₳ ₮ E

December 16, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I'd give 0 stars if it was an option

I'd give 0 stars if it was an option. I have called approx 10 times trying to get a name added as a beneficiary and it's been over 2 months of filling out the same paperwork. THE SAME PAPERWORK. NOW they are saying I need to refill out the entire thing and send it in AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And on top of that, they had another person's paperwork attached to his account, so, there's also that! Oh, and when it says date- just FYI, it means DOB, when it says a section is "optional" it really doesn't mean it's optional. Cut out a kidney, a lung, a toe, whatever you think you can spare just to get anything done with these guys, and pray that's even enough! I DO NOT RECOMMEND! -- waiting for a call back from a manager to try to get this straightened out

December 3, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FRAUD

Never heard of those company anf they have helped them selves to my money

August 19, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Nuveen Investments IV

Few weeks ago. I came across a Facebook ad, which was from Nuveen Investments IV. I was then added by the admin to their whatsapp group with the same name Nuveen Investment IV.
This group is doing crypto investment.

I can't find any information in the market on the counter that they trade.

Despite multiple emails sent to Nuveen to check it's legitimacy, including their Singapore office, I gotten no reply.

Guess they are all together part of this big scam
So they will not/refuse/afraid to reply.

July 1, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Big theft done by Katrina Schmaltz

I am a victim of the Nuveen staff member Katrina Marie Schmaltz who stole 45.000 euro plus investment gains from me in May, working for the scam investment company wfmInternational. Just before payment was due she wes reported ill by a colleague(?), probably to get my funds out of the wfm system, as she was doing a "Diversifying Income" session for Nuveen on RIA Channel in the same period.
From 10th May she sent a fake Blockchain agent at me to find out what i know about her and tried to make me open a new mule-account, probably for illegal transport og funds from Denmark, since I had reported the ones used to rob me to the respective banks in DK.
I wrote Nuveen New York Dept. two weeks ago today asking if they accept staff members committing crime if it is done through another company; -no answer!
In any case it must be disturbing to Nuveen customers that their funds can be managed by a big-time thief!
Verification: All details are with Mid-& Vest Jutland Police: mvjyl*politi.dk, +4596141448, Case nr. 0ILC-76141-11072-24. (Unfortunately Trustpilot does not allow email addresses; * is ="at"sign).
Peter Salicath
UPDATE OCTOBER-24:
Months after Nuveen was notified that a certified thief has a prominent postion in the company, Katrina Schmaltz still seems to be there as an investment advisor.
Mid-September I was called by a Sean Hardy -showing Swedish phone number- claiming to be from the same company as previous imposter Albert Renard who pretended to be from Blockchain, but was now out. He could help me get my money back if he downloaded a program on my computer.... Another of Katrina Schmalz' straw men? He sent a link to a company "intracen" helping developing country producers to find new markets, -but his mail address told another story: a "Future Spare" investment firm. So no thank you!
The question for potential investors must now be: If a century old company still employs a criminal broker months after being told, is this the right place to entrust my investments?..

May 10, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

These guys are fraudulent

These guys are fraudulent, they are not what the website says they are.
It;s either some other persons are impersonating their brand which I doubt because they would have released statements against it or they just love stealing from honest trying to make some extras in this harsh economic reality we are living in.
Everything Nuveen titled is a scam. I lost 400 pounds to these thieves and their crypto scams they even deleted my account so I can't pull up evidence against them.

April 14, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

After depositing thousands of dollars…

After depositing thousands of dollars and making lots of profits. All I wanted to withdraw 3200 out of over existing 65K Plus account. They told me not a good idea and next day my account was closed and funds stolen between them and SMATL.com The group is called Nuveen Private Placement21 and the ring leader is Malachi Goldstein and his assistant call herself Alyssa Bellingar. she has too many contact numbers. stay away from this group or any group that only wants to trade on their own accepted platform.
The deposits were taking place over since April and until today the funds were there. this morning they're gone with the account closed. No one can be reached on whatsapp and nobody replies and neither is smatl.com support. if you complain that your money is gone, Nuveen will use the excuse that you lost in trading signals. Not true Alyssa and Goldstein and everyone in the group stole it along other victims. they are all gangs and why you write them, they don't respond. Trust me stay away from this group and file complaints with FTC about them and even FBI

May 15, 2024
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