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A congressional panel says Leon Black, the billionaire former head of Apollo Global Management, refused to hand over documents central to their investigation of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
The House oversight committee, the body Congress uses to investigate potential misconduct by both public officials and private figures, says Black failed to produce non-disclosure agreements the panel had requested.
Lawmakers say that refusal amounts to acting in bad faith, a phrase carrying specific weight in congressional proceedings.
What the committee says Black withheld Non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, are private legal contracts that bind signatories to silence on specific matters.
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