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New York attorney general subpoenas Deutsche Bank for information related to loans to Trump, signaling new inquiry
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/new-york-attorney-general-subpoenas-deutsche-bank-for-information-related-to-loans-to-trump-signaling-new-inquiry/2019/03/12/2d39bc56-44d4-11e9-aaf8-4512a6fe3439_story.html
By David A. Fahrenthold and
Jonathan O'Connell March 12 at 1:54 PM
The New York attorney general has subpoenaed records from Deutsche Bank related to three large loans the bank extended to President Trumps company in recent years and a fourth loan that Trump sought to buy the NFLs Buffalo Bills, according to two people familiar with the subpoenas.
Those subpoenas signal a significant new inquiry by state regulators into the Trump Organizations financing.
The subpoena follows congressional testimony by Michael Cohen Trumps former lawyer and longtime self-proclaimed fixer that Trump inflated his net worth in documents he sent to Deutsche Bank while seeking loans.
The German bank also was crucial to Trumps real estate business in the last few years before he ran for president, lending him more than $360 million since 2012. The loans let Trump buy new properties and refinance old ones, despite his history of corporate bankruptcies and disputes with lenders.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/new-york-attorney-general-subpoenas-deutsche-bank-for-information-related-to-loans-to-trump-signaling-new-inquiry/2019/03/12/2d39bc56-44d4-11e9-aaf8-4512a6fe3439_story.html
By David A. Fahrenthold and
Jonathan O'Connell March 12 at 1:54 PM
The New York attorney general has subpoenaed records from Deutsche Bank related to three large loans the bank extended to President Trumps company in recent years and a fourth loan that Trump sought to buy the NFLs Buffalo Bills, according to two people familiar with the subpoenas.
Those subpoenas signal a significant new inquiry by state regulators into the Trump Organizations financing.
The subpoena follows congressional testimony by Michael Cohen Trumps former lawyer and longtime self-proclaimed fixer that Trump inflated his net worth in documents he sent to Deutsche Bank while seeking loans.
The German bank also was crucial to Trumps real estate business in the last few years before he ran for president, lending him more than $360 million since 2012. The loans let Trump buy new properties and refinance old ones, despite his history of corporate bankruptcies and disputes with lenders.
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NY A.G. subpoenas Deutsche Bank for information related to loans to Trump, signaling new inquiry (Original Post)
Miles Archer
Mar 2019
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RDANGELO
(3,433 posts)1. Looks like the state of New York is getting into him hot and heavy.
He can't pardon his way out of this.
2naSalit
(86,534 posts)2. Looks like they will
be our salvation when all is said and done.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)3. google "Deutsche Bank Money Laundering"
and you will getear after year after year reports on it paying fines for money laundering...over ad over and over.