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The stock exchange has filed a lawsuit against a well-known businessman over a million-dollar debt.
Slovenia💼 Business18 days ago

The stock exchange has filed a lawsuit against a well-known businessman over a million-dollar debt.

The state-owned company Borzen has initiated enforcement proceedings against businessman and lobbyist Matevž Marc's company 3M Finance over a multi-million euro loan. The loan was provided in 2023 as an investment in Borzen's free cash reserves. Part of the loan has been repaid, but due to unmet obligations, Borzen has started enforcement actions and the seizure of collateral. According to Borzen, the total exposure to 3M Finance amounts to approximately €3.87 million. The company states that the loans were secured with various instruments including mortgages, bills of exchange, pledges, and a

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Maribor24 logoMaribor24IndependentLeft18 days ago
The stock exchange has filed a lawsuit against a well-known businessman over a million-dollar debt.

The state-owned company Borzen has initiated enforcement proceedings against businessman and lobbyist Matevž Marc's company 3M Finance over a multi-million euro loan. The loan was provided in 2023 as an investment in Borzen's free cash reserves. Part of the loan has been repaid, but due to unmet obligations, Borzen has started enforcement actions and the seizure of collateral. According to Borzen, the total exposure to 3M Finance amounts to approximately €3.87 million. The company states that the loans were secured with various instruments including mortgages, bills of exchange, pledges, and a

Bias read (Left): The article highlights the involvement of a businessman and lobbyist, which could imply criticism of private interests influencing public entities. The framing emphasizes the legal action taken by Borzen, potentially portraying the state entity as acting in defense of its interests against private,

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