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Slovak premier says cabinet will not compensate clients if firms go bust.
Bratislava, 8 February: Slovak Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda addressed legislators in parliament on Friday [8 February] after the opposition asked him to inform them about steps that his government had taken in connection with the situation within the financial company Horizont Slovakia and its subsidiary BMG Invest...
The prime minister told parliament that a special investigation unit was dealing with the case of BMG Invest. The reason behind the decision is the extent of suspected criminal activities that the police believe to be associated with possible links abroad. A team will be set up to secure a prompt documentation of the case. However, the prime minister …
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