A couple of his board-mates just got found guilty on a single specific charge - but not a major one. It's illegal for a bank to loan money to people in order to enable them to buy shares in that bank. Even then, the Chairman of the board was found not guilty on what amounted to a technicality of law - but he's stuck with a million euro in legal fees as a result.
They want him for 'questioning'. If there was enough for an extradition, they would've applied for one.
And that's the most galling thing. It's doubtful whether what they did was actually illegal....
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They want him for 'questioning'. If there was enough for an extradition, they would've applied for one.
And that's the most galling thing. It's doubtful whether what they did was actually illegal....
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