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Home » 12 February 2024Update: Lithuania: EPPO requests arrest of former BaltCap partner suspected of misappropriating €27 millionFormer partner of the BaltCap Infrastructure Fund, Mr Sarunas Stepukonis, who is suspected of having misappropriated €27 million from the fund, was detained on 10 February 2024, at the request of the EPPO.

12 February 2024Update: Lithuania: EPPO requests arrest of former BaltCap partner suspected of misappropriating €27 millionFormer partner of the BaltCap Infrastructure Fund, Mr Sarunas Stepukonis, who is suspected of having misappropriated €27 million from the fund, was detained on 10 February 2024, at the request of the EPPO.

Former partner of the BaltCap Infrastructure Fund, Mr Sarunas Stepukonis, who is suspected of having misappropriated €27 million from the fund, was  detained on 10 February 2024, at the request of the EPPO. Read More

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