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Orban Son-in-Law Sells Bank Stake During Hungary Graft Crackdown
Source: Bloomberg
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Viktor Orban’s son-in-law is selling most of his stake in a listed bank as businessmen associated with Hungary’s previous regime face corruption investigations. The transaction may heighten investor scrutiny of political connections, governance risks and potential reputational spillover for the bank, although no sale value or stake size was disclosed.
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