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US to Return $2.5 Million From Asset Tied to Ex-Gambian Dictator
Source: Bloomberg
Legal & LitigationGeopolitics & War
The US will distribute $2.5 million recovered from a Maryland property linked to former Gambian dictator Yahya Jammeh to eligible victims of his 22-year-plus rule. The asset-recovery action provides limited compensation to victims but has no material market implications.
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