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Nandlall: Ponzi-accused being given every opportunity to repay clients - Stabroek News

Attorney General Anil Nandlall says the government remains willing and prepared to do “everything lawfully possible” to ensure that persons who invested with suspected Ponzi scheme operator, Accelerated Capital Firm Inc (ACFI), are refunded their money.

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