Lorinc Meszaros seeks damage control with incoming Hungarian leader Peter Magyar

5 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 27

Meszaros, a close ally of outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban, contacted Magyar after Opus Nyrt.'s stock price plunged and amid allegations he fled to Dubai and moved assets.
Peter Magyar, who won a landslide election this month, claims Meszaros and other Orban associates are shifting assets out of Hungary as political power changes hands.
The transition follows Orban's ouster, raising uncertainty for business elites linked to his administration and intensifying scrutiny of their financial activities during the leadership change.

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