Wirecard’s shares resume their freefall after two Philippine banks said letters proving the existence of the company’s cash were fraudulent
The auditor, Ernst & Young GmbH, had become suspicious of letters purporting to confirm the existence of the accounts and the amounts held in them, Wirecard said. The two Philippine banks confirmed Friday that those letters were fraudulent.
“The document claiming the existence of a Wirecard account with BDO is a falsified document and carries forged signatures of bank officers,” said a BDO Unibank Inc. spokesperson. It has reported the matter to the Philippine central bank.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/myster...hey-dont-have-it-11592562966?mod=hp_lead_pos6
Holy Moly! What a shame for "Zermany" and its regulator! How could have this happen? The "Zermans" usually have strict controls in place.



The auditor, Ernst & Young GmbH, had become suspicious of letters purporting to confirm the existence of the accounts and the amounts held in them, Wirecard said. The two Philippine banks confirmed Friday that those letters were fraudulent.
“The document claiming the existence of a Wirecard account with BDO is a falsified document and carries forged signatures of bank officers,” said a BDO Unibank Inc. spokesperson. It has reported the matter to the Philippine central bank.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/myster...hey-dont-have-it-11592562966?mod=hp_lead_pos6
Holy Moly! What a shame for "Zermany" and its regulator! How could have this happen? The "Zermans" usually have strict controls in place.




