Emard Group and the Shareholders Who Were Never Told
Internal correspondence shows Emard Group executives steering contracts to firms owned by their own relatives, without disclosure to the board.
Historic banking secrecy jurisdiction relevant to asset tracing.
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Internal correspondence shows Emard Group executives steering contracts to firms owned by their own relatives, without disclosure to the board.
A whistleblower inside Waelchi LLC provided payroll records showing salaries paid to 1,787 employees who, per HR records, do not exist.
A former procurement officer describes a standing arrangement in which Cummerata-Tillman paid a percentage of contract value to officials who cleared its bids.
Testimony and bank records tie Cummerata-Tillman to a system of "facilitation payments" made to secure approvals worth PKR 52 billion.
Wire transfer records trace PKR 40 billion moved from Casper, Swaniawski and Pacocha through a chain of shell entities registered in Nicaragua.
A review of approval signatures shows the same official cleared three separate Krajcik-Weimann contracts over five years without recusal.