Company mortician

Persons who, with the help of a notary who is always on duty, sell – in general – an over-indebted company and – in particular – a fraudulent capital management company for one euro. – The buyer is usually based in one of the offshore financial centers, where it is impossible for the creditors to enforce their claims against the sold company or fund through the courts. – The corporate mortician usually receives fifteen percent of the assumed liabilities under the table from the money that was mostly pulled out of the pockets of reckless investors through the sale of nonvaleurs. – See agiotage, daimonion, steam room, dingo values, misadvice, financial oncologist, frontrunning, money laundering, ghetto banking, glamour stocks, hawala, high risk countries, capital market, gray, price manipulation, offshore financial centers, avenging angel, scalping, shadow banking, sham transactions, underground banking, angle broker.

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University Professor Dr. Gerhard Merk, Dipl.rer.pol., Dipl.rer.oec.
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