BaltCap files claim for more than 40 million euros in damages against auditor
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At a glance
- BaltCap has filed a lawsuit seeking slightly more than 40 million euros in damages from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
- The investment firm says the court must assess whether PwC should have detected alleged large-scale embezzlement by former employee Šarūnas Stepukonis.
BaltCap, an investment firm owned by Peeter Saks and described as one of the Baltic region’s oldest, has filed a claim seeking slightly more than 40 million euros in damages from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
BaltCap argues that the court should assess whether the auditor ought to have discovered alleged large-scale embezzlement by former employee Šarūnas Stepukonis.
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