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Bahamas provider ‘victim’ of top Brazilian bank fraud

A Bahamian financial provider yesterday asserted it is a “victim” of Brazil’s largest-ever bank fraud amid allegations that itself, and a network of locally-domiciled investment funds, were used to “improperly dissipate” $430m in misappropriated monies.

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