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Federal probe into Dodgers owner Mark Walter’s private-credit deals

Investigators are examining around $16 billion in private-credit transactions tied to Walter’s insurance companies to determine whether fraud occurred, according to WSJ Markets.

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WSJ Markets reports that authorities launched a federal probe into Dodgers owner Mark Walter’s financial empire after a whistleblower complaint.

The investigation focuses on roughly $16 billion in private-credit deals that involve Walter’s insurance companies, with officials working to determine whether fraud took place.

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WSJ MarketsFederal Probe into Dodgers Owner’s Financial Empire Was Sparked By Whistleblower

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