Jozef Majský was rearrested on Friday, six days after he was released from pre-trial custody. He was arrested on suspicion of trying to pressure a witness into changing his testimony in the trial.
The same judge that freed him a week ago, Ján Poprocký, will decide whether he should be returned to pre-trial custody or released.
Majský was accused of fraud and organising a criminal gang in connection with the collapse of BMG Invest and Horizont Slovakia last year.
Compiled by Conrad Toft from press reports
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