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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.
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German bank auditors say lodged Greensill Bank complaints in 2020 By Patricia Uhlig FILE PHOTO: The Greensill Bank is pictured in downtown Bremen FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The Auditing Association of German Banks registered complaints about Greensill Bank with Germany’s financial watchdog BaFin in early 2020, a spokesman told Reuters on Thursday. BaFin warned on Wednesday of “an imminent risk” that Greensill Bank would become over-indebted as it imposed a moratorium on the lender making disposals or payments. Oliver Santen, spokesman for the auditing association, which oversee...
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.
Germany's financial watchdog warned of "an imminent risk" that Greensill Bank would become over-indebted on Wednesday as it imposed a moratorium on the lender making disposals or payments.