István Tiborcz has disappeared from private equity funds, but Ádám Matolcsy has been found behind six, hiding a fortune worth hundreds of billions.

Viktor Orbán's son-in-law, István Tiborcz, is no longer listed as a stakeholder in private equity funds, according to recent checks by SZMO. Previously, he held a 99% stake in the Gordiusz Private Equity Fund, but as of October 26, only Mikesy Álmos was found in the registry with zero percent interest. The state-owned MFB had invested 50 billion HUF in the fund before withdrawing 59.9 billion HUF in March. The investigation revealed connections to other individuals linked to Tiborcz, including Hornung Áron and Sájer Gábor, who have significant stakes in various funds. Additionally, Matolcsy Ádám's interests in six private equity funds were uncovered, suggesting a potential value of 111 billion HUF related to him.