Ebix says money laundering allegations are false; shares slide

(Reuters) - Ebix Inc (EBIX) said allegations that it was involved in money laundering were false, after its shares tumbled on a Bloomberg report that federal investigators were reviewing the insurance software maker's cross-border financial transactions.

A former Ebix executive was asked by the FBI about the company's wiring of funds to operations in locations such as India, Sweden and Singapore, Bloomberg reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter. 

Ebix said in a statement on Tuesday that the Bloomberg article was "erroneous" and that "allegations of money laundering were false, inaccurate and likely to cause significant financial harm to Ebix shareholders."

A spokesman at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Atlanta did not comment on the matter. A Bloomberg spokeswoman said the news agency stood by its report.

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