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Tag: Ronny Pecik

FCA-Regulated Fondy Under Scrutiny: Cash-Burning UK EMI, Insolvent Austrian Parent, and Ukraine Risk Flags Around Vahorovska!

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The Ukrainian fintech group Fondy raises a difficult compliance question. In the UK, Fondy Ltd is an FCA-authorised EMI with minimal reported turnover and repeated losses. In Austria, its ultimate parent V & A Holding GmbH entered insolvency in Feb 2026. Valeriia Vahorovska and Ronny Pecik are its shareholders. In Ukraine, the NBU cancelled the participation of LLC FC “Alliance”, operating under the Fondy brand, in Visa and Mastercard payment systems after receiving documented information indicating national-security risks.

Georg Stumpf — The Red Silk Route of Vienna’s Billionaire Strategist

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Georg Stumpf is a man who has made billions while avoiding the limelight. The son of a prominent Austrian contractor with close ties to the Social Democratic Party (SPÖ), Stumpf built his empire from real estate — including Vienna’s iconic Millennium Tower — and later expanded into industrial holdings. But what truly puts him on FinTelegram’s radar are his deep connections to Russian oligarchs.

Breaking: Financial Intelligence Report Exposing Austrian Connections to Major U.S. Financial Crimes

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This report investigates the extensive Austrian connections to two of the largest financial fraud cases in U.S. history: the Manhattan Investment Fund (MIF) fraud and the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme. Austrian financiers Ronny Pecik and Robert Schimanko, through their M&A Privatbank, played key roles in the European feeder network that facilitated these financial crimes.

Chasing Russian oligarchs and their assets! A CIA Report and the Austrian Connection!

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It's not easy to be a Russian oligarch at this time. According to a New York Times report, some Russian oligarchs have used Concord Management LLC, a financial advisory company in Tarrytown, New York, to secretly invest money in large US hedge funds and private equity firms. Allegedly, the bulk of the funds belonged to Roman Abramovich, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Concord and its founder, Michael Matlin, said it oversaw between $4 billion and $8 billion.

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