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"We Expect The Worst" - German Towns To Lose Millions In Greensill Bank Collapse - Vimarsana News

"We Expect The Worst" - German Towns To Lose Millions In Greensill Bank Collapse

by Tyler Durden Saturday, Mar 13, 2021 - 08:45 AM Germany's Bafin has frozen accounts at Greensill's Gremany-based bank as its parent company's debt-repackaging business has tumbled into administration. And unfortunately, the demise of the bank will likely take tens of millions of euros of public money that had been invested in short-term high-interest accounts. Millions of dollars belonging to German municipalities had reportedly been parked at the Bremen, Germany-based bank. And because towns and cities aren't protected by a German deposit-protection scheme that shields assets belonging to ...

From Black Forest to Cologne, German towns fear Greensill losses - Vimarsana News

From Black Forest to Cologne, German towns fear Greensill losses

Bad Duerrheim, a town of 13,400 people on the fringes of the Black Forest, is one of many across Germany united by a shared anxiety, the possibility of losing millions of euros invested with Greensill Bank.

German city calls on Berlin to assume any Greensill Bank losses - Vimarsana News

German city calls on Berlin to assume any Greensill Bank losses

German city Osnabrueck fears it will lose 14 million euros ($17 million) invested with Greensill Bank after the country's financial regulator warned this week of "an imminent risk" to the lender.

German town fears $46 million loss on Greensill Bank accounts - Vimarsana News

German town fears $46 million loss on Greensill Bank accounts

The mayor of Germany's Monheim am Rhein is concerned that it may lose 38 million euros ($46 million) invested with Greensill Bank after a warning on Wednesday by the country's financial regulator of "an imminent risk" to the lender.