05.10.2026, 10:01

Freedom Holding sees no major risk from Russian suit against CEO Turlov

ASTANA. Oct 3 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Freedom Holding Corp. said it sees substantial risk to its operations from a lawsuit filed by Russia's Prosecutor General against the holding's CEO, Timur Turlov.

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Freedom Holding sees no major risk from Russian suit against CEO Turlov

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