According to Dobrossy, Kun-Mediator clients asked Orbán in an open letter for at least partial compensation, and also asked the prime minister to make moves to strengthen oversight and create a more transparent and credible register of companies.
Hungaryʼs government earlier approved the establishment of a top-up compensation fund for Quaestor investors, some of whom had purchased unsanctioned bonds. Dobrossy said some 500 Kun-Mediator clients had reported their losses, but the total number of clients affected could be 800-1,000. The damages could come to HUF 10-20 bln, he added.
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