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  1. Allegations surface regarding the involvement of a Swiss private bank unit in facilitating fund transfers from the Banque du Liban, linked to the central bank governor's brother.

Riad Salameh, former central bank governor of Lebanon, is facing proceedings in Europe regarding alleged money laundering and embezzlement.

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Riad Salameh, former central bank governor of Lebanon, is facing proceedings in Europe regarding alleged money laundering and embezzlement.

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  1. Riad Salameh, former Lebanese governor, is implicated in financial mismanagement as Lebanon seeks IMF bailout funds.1 source
  2. The lawsuit naming Bank Audi and Salameh's ex-CEO is a new development in his legal proceedings.1 source
  3. Salameh's clan owns a European real estate empire, and Bank Audi held shares in his linked companies.1 source
  4. Riad Salameh faces European proceedings over alleged embezzlement using a Swiss subsidiary and BVI company.1 source

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