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Between €650m and €1bn invested in the German property firm allegedly founded by Charles Smethurst, with some €150m coming from Irish investors

The original founders of the Wealth Options group of companies continue to be listed as holding majority stakes in newly rebranded Quest Retirement Solutions Ltd (QRSL), according to new filings at the Companies Registration Office (CRO)..

A major row has erupted between the shareholders of now collapsed Gigabyte Investments, a crypto-focused trading platform founded by James Kelly, the grandson of developer Paddy Kelly.

A liquidator hunting down tens of millions of euro raised from Irish investors for the failed German property group formerly known as Dolphin Trust has initiated legal action against a UK company.

Irish investments were channelled to German group through special-purpose vehicles

MUT 103 raised cash for German Property Group and owes €41m to investors

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  The Central Bank was aware of, but failed to act on a German ponzi property scheme that had its “nerve centre” in Ireland. The company involved collapsed last year with 1,800 Irish victims facing losses of up to €108 million, the Dáil has been told. Sinn Féin finance spokesman Pearse Doherty made the claim as he highlighted a fraud investigation by German authorities into a company called Dolphin Trust and its director Charles Smethurst. The firm was renamed as the Germa...