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The issue will return to the limelight in September when three new high-profile Cum-Ex trials kick off in Germany, adding to the two that are currently in process.
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In the heart of Europe's financial landscape, Anne Brorhilker, head of Cologne prosecutors' office, becomes a harbinger of upheaval...