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Afriland First Bank CD shaken by internal conflicts fueled by malpractice accusations - Vimarsana News

Afriland First Bank CD shaken by internal conflicts fueled by malpractice accusations

For about a year now, Afriland First Bank CD - 95.6% owned by Afriland First Group- is ripped apart by internal conflicts. The bank’s majority

Afriland First Bank faces financial wrongdoing accusations in DR Congo - Vimarsana News

Afriland First Bank faces financial wrongdoing accusations in DR Congo

Afriland First Bank, a bank holding company under Swiss law, founded and controlled by the Cameroonian billionaire Paul Kammogne Fokam, has been

Despite sanctions, millions flowed into DRC bank accounts linked to Israeli tycoon - Vimarsana News

Despite sanctions, millions flowed into DRC bank accounts linked to Israeli tycoon

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio American law forbids banking institutions from providing service in American currency to people on the sanctions list. In effect, the U.S. authorities have found ways of imposing the rules on companies and banks that are not incorporated in the United States – as long as an American entity is also involved in the process of receiving the money. According to the legal precedent on the matter, it’s enough for the foreign bank to use a U.S. information system for the sanctions to apply to it. Gertler claims in response to this report t...

'Gertler and associates would come to the bank, and a teller would take a sack and a bill counter up to management' - Vimarsana News

'Gertler and associates would come to the bank, and a teller would take a sack and a bill counter up to management'

Gradi Koko and Navy Malela, auditors at a Democratic Republic of Congo bank, had to flee to Europe after exposing cash deposits worth millions by associates of Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler, who was at the time subject to international sanctions. Gertler's lawyer: Accusations are a 'deliberate weave of empty allegations'