A company declares its solvency, and it is in fact cash-strapped. However, this state was brought about intentionally, for example because a legal dispute with an unfavorable outcome was pending against the company, or because the wages and salaries to be paid were disproportionately high. As a rule, the banks then also lose their loans granted to the company. – See financial oncologist, kradida, bankruptcy vulture.
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