As of midday Tuesday, an internal investigation by JPMorgan concluded that there is no evidence to support Rana’s claims. This development has led Hajdini’s allies to label the allegations as baseless and a complete fabrication.

Rana’s lawsuit alleges he was drugged with Viagra and kept as a “sex slave.” However, both he and Hajdini worked under different managers at JPMorgan, raising questions about the validity of his claims.

Key facts of the case:

• Rana left Bregal Sagemount on April 2, 2026.
• He filed the lawsuit under the pseudonym John Doe.
• The lawsuit remains reportable due to absolute privilege against defamation claims in the U.S.

Hajdini categorically denies the allegations. A spokesperson for JPMorgan stated, “We don’t believe there’s any merit to these claims.” An ally of Hajdini remarked that Rana has tarnished her reputation with what they describe as a complete fabrication.

Rana has previously held positions at major Wall Street firms including Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse. His departure from Bregal Sagemount was not publicly announced.

The next steps in the legal proceedings remain uncertain as observers await further developments related to this controversial case.

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