Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
A total of 45 former customers sued the CEO of PT Spring Financial Indonesia (Jouska) Aakar Abyasa Fidzuno along with its affiliates with a total compensation of IDR 64 billion. The compensation consists of material losses of IDR 41,648,737,743 and immaterial losses of IDR 22.5 billion.
Munde Herlambang & Partners Law Office representing 45 former customers also requested that Jouska’s assets be confiscated by the court.
“The law office of Munde Herlambang & Partners representing 45 former Jouska customers on Wednesday, 18 November 2020 has registered a Lawsuit against the Law through the Central Jakarta District Court and has been accepted with case register No. 676 / Pdt.G / 2020 / PN.Jkt .Pst November 19, 2020, “said Munder Herlambang & Partners as quoted from the release received CNNIndonesia.com on Thursday (19/11).
Furthermore, it was explained that the 45 plaintiffs filed a Lawsuit against 10 related parties, namely:
1. Aakar Abyasa Fidzuno as Defendant I
2. Caroline Himawati Hidajat as defendant II
3. Josephine Handayani Hidajat as Defendant III
4. Chrisne Herawati as Defendant IV
5. PT Phillip Sekuritas Indonesia as Defendant V
6 PT Sentral Mitra Informatika Tbk as defendant VI
7. PT Amarta Investa Indonesia as Defendant VII
8. PT Jouska Finansial Indonesia as Defendant VIII
9. PT Mahesa Strategis Indonesia as defendant IX
10. PT MNC Sekuritas as defendant X
It was also explained that Jouska through Aakar allegedly directed the plaintiffs or former clients and used their accounts through affiliated companies, namely PT Amarta Investa Indonesia and PT Mahesa Strategis Indonesia.
Then, the former client said that Aakar, through the two companies, then collaborated with PT Phillip Sekuritas Indonesia to make a massive purchase of shares of PT Sentra Mitra Informatika Tbk with the ticker code LUCK.
This means that Jouska allegedly ‘fried’ LUCK shares through client money by directing purchases to increase the selling price of the shares. Thus, price increases are not due to market valuations, but rather structured massive purchases.
Then, it was mentioned that Aakar as the shareholder and commissioner of PT Amarta Investa Indonesia and / or PT Mahesa Strategis Indonesia and Caroline, Josephine, Christine as shareholders of PT Sentra Mitra Informatika had signed an agreement against the law.
They are suspected of working together to manipulate prices on the stock exchange and drive massive purchases through the use of unpublished information about these shares for the personal benefit of each party.
“The role of Defendant V and / or Defendant X as the securities company where the plaintiffs opened and kept funds in the form of an investor fund account (RDI) was suspected of providing access to or cooperating with PT Amarta Investa Indonesia and / or PT Mahesa Strategis Indinesia which did not have a license. for investment managers, “he explained.
(wel / sfr)
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