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Investor Relief

Definition

Investor relief refers to measures or actions implemented to mitigate financial losses or provide restitution to investors who have suffered harm. This harm typically stems from market downturns, fraudulent schemes, or the insolvency of financial institutions. Such relief can take various forms, including compensation funds, asset recovery efforts, or regulatory changes aimed at preventing future occurrences. The objective is to restore investor confidence and protect market integrity.