2026-06-23 | 30/1Added · Updated
The National Financial Market Commission (CNPF) issued a decision rejecting a preliminary complaint filed by a shareholder regarding alleged falsification of shares in SA CREDO-CARTEA. The regulator determined that the contested letter was an administrative act lacking direct legal effects and that the underlying property dispute had already been definitively resolved by final, irrevocable court judgments. Consequently, the CNPF concluded it lacked the competence to re-evaluate evidence or overturn judicial findings, rendering the complaint unfounded.