Emmanuel Namer accusato di una presunta frode da 6,7 milioni di euro

Emmanuel Namer, un imprenditore di 27 anni, è stato arrestato il 3 febbraio e incriminato due giorni dopo per una presunta frode che coinvolge fondi pubblici del CPF.

L'uomo era a capo del Devola Group, un insieme di società di formazione online che ha raggiunto 15 milioni di euro di fatturato nel 2023. Gli inquirenti ritengono che abbia sottratto 6,7 milioni di euro tra il gennaio 2020 e l'aprile 2023 alla Caisse des dépôts.

Namer è stato arrestato nella sua abitazione vicino a Chambéry, in Savoia. È sospettato di frode organizzata e pratiche commerciali ingannevoli. Una fonte della polizia ha riferito che i corsi di formazione erano finanziati dal conto personale di formazione, un sistema pubblico.

Il caso pone fine a una rapida storia di successo. Namer era descritto come una figura molto stimata nella sua regione e ha trascorso parte della sua vita in residenze di lusso.

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