Matolcsy's confidants tried to retroactively undo the contract that led to Matolcsy's arrest, and his son is wanted.

The agreement to terminate the securities loan contract reveals significant legal and financial implications involving key figures in Hungary's central bank. The Optima Zrt. and Quartz Investment Fund decided to retroactively annul their contract, which had transferred shares without compensation. This decision follows a series of legal actions against former central bank officials, including György Matolcsy and his associates, for alleged economic fraud. The new leadership at the central bank initiated changes that led to the annulment of the loan agreement, raising questions about the legitimacy of the share transfer. Recent developments include international arrest warrants for Matolcsy and Stofa, indicating ongoing investigations into their actions.