Emmanuel Namer mis en examen pour une fraude présumée de 6,7 millions d'euros

Emmanuel Namer, un entrepreneur de 27 ans, a été interpellé le 3 février et mis en examen deux jours plus tard pour escroquerie présumée impliquant des fonds publics du CPF.

L'homme dirigeait le Devola Group, un ensemble de sociétés de formations en ligne qui a atteint 15 millions d'euros de chiffre d'affaires en 2023. Les enquêteurs estiment qu'il a détourné 6,7 millions d'euros entre janvier 2020 et avril 2023 au détriment de la Caisse des dépôts.

Namer a été arrêté à son domicile près de Chambéry en Savoie. Il est soupçonné d'escroquerie en bande organisée et de pratiques commerciales trompeuses. Une source policière a indiqué que les formations étaient financées par le compte personnel de formation, un dispositif public.

L'affaire met fin à une success-story rapide. Namer était décrit comme très réputé dans sa région et passait une partie de sa vie dans des palaces.

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