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The Demand for the Auditor After the Looting: 267 Million

Summary by Expressen
In collusion with Allra founder Alexander Ernstberger, the company Oak robbed pension savers of over 200 million kronor. Accountant Sussanne Sundvall allowed the crimes to happen, according to the Swedish Pensions Agency, which is now suing Sundvall and her employer PWC for 267 million kronor.

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The Demand for the Auditor After the Looting: 267 Million

In collusion with Allra founder Alexander Ernstberger, the company Oak robbed pension savers of over 200 million kronor. Accountant Sussanne Sundvall allowed the crimes to happen, according to the Swedish Pensions Agency, which is now suing Sundvall and her employer PWC for 267 million kronor.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
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