Slice Affair: Funds Suspected of Funding Campaign to Delay Payouts
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
A legal filing in the Slice affair alleges that Finbert orchestrated a media campaign against the company's authorized manager and the head of the Capital Markets Authority. Billboards in February demanded an "arrangement now" and criticized the officials. The campaign is suspected of using policyholder funds to delay the return of money.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Finbert allegedly funded a campaign to delay payouts in the Slice affair, a court filing claims.
- Billboards in February criticized Slice's authorized manager, Afi Sandrov, and Capital Markets head Amit Gal.
- The campaign, appearing to represent policyholders, is accused of creating distrust in authorities.
- Signs demanded an immediate arrangement and called for officials to resign.
A legal filing claims that Finbert, implicated in the Slice affair, was behind a media campaign against the company's authorized manager and the head of the Capital Markets Authority. The campaign, which appeared to be on behalf of policyholders, is alleged to have been orchestrated by Finbert to sow distrust in the actions of the authorities.
In February, billboards appeared on Ayalon highways and buses demanding an "arrangement now in the Slice affair." These signs featured images of Slice's authorized manager, Afi Sandrov, with the caption "Afi Sandrov - a career not at our expense," and Amit Gal, head of the Capital Markets, Insurance and Savings Authority, with the text "Time is up, you failed. Take responsibility - resign."
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