Native of Uzbekistan wanted internationally in the Finiko financial pyramid case
Kazakhstan's Financial Monitoring Agency has issued an international warrant for the arrest of Dana Batyrshina, a native of Uzbekistan and the head of a division of the financial pyramid scheme the Finiko.
Photo: Kazakhstan's Financial Monitoring Agency
"The individual in question is suspected of leading a structural division of the financial pyramid scheme the Finiko from July 2020 to July 2021. She illegally attracted funds from citizens amounting to a total of 65.9 million tenge and $206,500," the agency said in a statement.
According to the agency, Dana Batyrshina, born on September 26, 1976, in Tashkent, is a native of Uzbekistan.
The financial organization Finiko had been collecting funds since 2019, promising annual returns of 20-30%. However, by the summer of 2021, the company stopped paying out to its investors.
As early as late 2020, Russian authorities initiated a criminal case against the organizers of Finiko for creating a financial pyramid scheme, but the company continued to operate and collect money.
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