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Money transfers made within 15 days, namely from 1 until March 15. On Friday, March 15, had met the Eurogroup, which officially decided to impose a tax on deposits by companies and individuals in all financial institutions in Cyprus. These 132 companies and individuals have withdrawn all deposits in euros, dollars and rubles, which were transferred to other banks outside Cyprus. The disclosure of the list, which shows that the outflow of deposits from local banks other financial institutions outside Cyprus became massively raises suspicion that some had inside information about the decisions taken by the other 16 eurozone countries in exchange for financing deficits of the economy. In listings, and the company is Loutsios & Sons Ltd, which carried 21 million deposit in a UK bank, while the owner of the company is alleged to have family ties with the President of the Republic, Nikos Anastasiadis. The first column are names of companies and individuals in the second record of the amounts withdrawn in the third column refers to the amount withdrawn in the same currency, the currency in the fourth and the fifth and last column refers to the date of transfer.
Originally posted by SheldonCooper
Heres something that caught my attention, found it on FB and made a little research.
homment.com...
Source is Sigma (Greece), dont know how reliable this is.
Some Names on the List are Big Players, like Dtek Holding. Owned by the 47th rich person in the world.
Originally posted by starfoxxx
How would they be allowed to *pull* money when the bank has been frozen...
I wonder if the guy with 100,005 euros was afforded the same thing knowing he would
now have only maybe 50,000 euros... If everyone was allowed to pull their money,
what good is this confiscation?
I find this whole thing upsetting....
Originally posted by creatives
reply to post by starfoxxx
The branches in Cyprus were frozen, but the branches in other countries were still open, and that is how the transfers were made possible.
Originally posted by symptomoftheuniverse
99.9999999 percent of the population of the world dont read a.t.s.
Shouldnt this be mainstream news?
Phone the police!
Originally posted by dc4lifeskater
Let me tell you.. It would be a sad day for a few people if I ever had that much savings and the bank just took it from me like they did there.. I have no savings so I guess it can't happen but if it did I would flip and start killing some poeple..