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Pegasus scandal: NSO owner likely to be liquidated, says report

The development will represent another twist in the escalating scandal over the activities of NSO

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The management of the assets of the firm are taken over by a third party and the manager of its fund has been removed, the report said

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London-based private equity firm Novalpina Capital, which has a majority stake in the NSO Group —  the Israeli spyware company at the heart of the Pegasus scandal, will be dissolved after a months-long dispute between its partners, Sky News reported. 

The management of the assets of the firm are taken over by a third party and the manager of its fund has been removed, the report said. 

“The development, which has yet to be made public, is expected to be formalised through a further vote among Novalpina’s fund investors — or limited partners (LPs) — during the first half of August,” the

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