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The Governor of Enugu State, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi said the governorship and legislative elections in the state is going on smoothly.The governor expressed hope that the process will end in praise .He made the assertion at his polling unit in Amube,Oba community of Udenu LGA, after voting at 9:27, noting that the wish of the people will surely prevail at the end of the exercise.The governor who arrived the polling unit at 9:15 am, accompanied by the large population of supporters who are chanting victory song that his tenure as governor of the state please the people and he mist be returned to complete the good works he has commenced .Amube village square is the polling unit of the state Governor. Where Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi cast his vote, Amube ward 1 has 1269 registered voters, sub divided into three units .Enugu state is in the hands of God, by the grace if God the election will end in prais stanley cup e ADVERTISEMENT adidas samba Latest News CAF Announces AFCON 2027 Dates, Schedule, Venues yeezy Wurl First Lady Oluremi Tinubu Hails D Tigress On AfroBasket Victory
Tuesday 17 May 2022 4:59 pmAllianz told to pay $6bn owala canada after SEC charges three execs with fraud over Structured Alpha funds scandalBy: Louis GossShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe US hydro flask cooler financial watchdog has told German financial services behemoth Allianz to pay $6bn pound;4.8bn after charging three of its senior executives with fraud in relation to the $11bn collapse of the firmrsquo Structured Alpha funds.Allianz agreed to pay $1bn to the US Securities and Exchanges Commission SEC and a further $5bn to investors, after the funds racked up massive losses of more than $5bn in the early days of the pandemic.The SEC said Allianz concealed the immense risks of its complex options strategy, as it accused three former senior executives of running a massive fraudulent scheme that saw 114 institutional investors ndash; including pension funds for teachers, priests, and bus drivers ndash; lose billions.In a complaint filed to a New York court, the US watchdog a stanley cup ccused lead portfolio manager Gregoire P. Tournant of orchestrating a multi-year scheme to mislead a consortium of investors, who invest $11bn in the funds and paid $550m in fees to do so.The watchdog also said Tournant and two other Allianz executives, Trevor Taylor and Stephen Bond-Nelson, manipulated financial reports to conceal the magnitude of investors risk. The SEC noted