FNZ claim clears Cayman blockage
UPDATE: Employee shareholder class action back on track for hearing in May.
The Jacques Parizeau building in Montreal, headquarters of FNZ institutional investor La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec.
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UPDATE: Employee shareholders suing multinational fintech FNZ say a legal impasse in the Cayman Islands has been overcome, allowing their New Zealand lawsuit to proceed on schedule.
The staff class action alleges FNZ and its directors robbed value from employee shares through the issue of stock on
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