Aldesa Case: Prosecutor Points to Alleged 'Mimicry' to Capture Resources
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The Aldesa Group, consisting of 42 companies controlled by Aldesa Corporation of Investments (ACI), allegedly operated in a way that generated the perception among investors that the entire group was supervised and regulated by the Superintendency of Securities (Sugeval). However, only five of these companies were subject to Sugeval's supervision. The prosecutor maintains that investors were not informed about the links between the regulated and unregulated companies, compromising their impartiality. Aldesa advisors allegedly received commissions for referring clients to ACI without disclosing this materially separate process. Investors' resources were directed towards unregulated companies developing real estate projects without their knowledge. The case involves 23 people accused of major fraud and other crimes.
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