About a year and a half ago, one of the largest banks in Europe – UniCredit – unprecedentedly increased its capital to offset huge deficits due to piled up to bad credit. The cost for the Bank’s shareholders was close… Continue Reading…
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2010 Central Bank Report Reveals Serious Violations in Unicredit Bulbank
4 декември 2018
About a year and a half ago, one of the largest banks in Europe – UniCredit – unprecedentedly increased its capital to offset huge deficits due to piled up to bad credit. The cost for the Bank’s shareholders was close… Continue Reading…
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