Bálint Ruff put the weapon on the table: the lex MBH–4iG was accepted

The Hungarian parliament approved a controversial law affecting the MBH bank and 4iG, allowing state intervention in their operations. The law dissolves the SZHISZ organization, transferring its assets to the state, which could impact the financial stability of MBH. Additionally, it facilitates the removal of investment fund managers if a single investor holds a 60% stake, potentially allowing the state to exert control over 4iG. This legislative move raises concerns among investors about state influence and the implications for minority shareholders.