$LIBRA Case: Novelli set up a network of offshore companies and bank accounts in tax havens
Mauricio Novelli has established a complex network of offshore companies and bank accounts associated with the collapse of the crypto asset $LIBRA, involving various tax havens.
The right could win the election for breaking a bank
The article discusses how the Brazilian right might benefit politically from their involvement in the collapse of Banco Master.
Collapse in Parque Patricios: Mortgage Payments for Evacuated Residents Postponed
The bank that provided loans for the purchase of apartments in Estación Buenos Aires has announced the postponement of mortgage payments for evacuated residents for three months.
Daily Summary #1886: Vorcaro celebrated Senator Ciro Nogueira's amendment benefiting Banco Master; Chamber approves Public Security PEC; Collapse in nursing home leaves people buried in Belo Horizonte
The article highlights key events from Brazil, including a senator's amendment benefiting a bank, legislative advancements in public security, and a tragic collapse in a nursing home.
Central Bank meets banks' request and allows compulsory deposits to replenish Credit Guarantee Fund after losses with Master case
The Central Bank of Brazil will allow the use of compulsory deposits to support the advance contributions required for the replenishment of the Credit Guarantee Fund after the collapse of three banks.
Bill to be voted on Wednesday is a response to the Master case, says Hugo Motta
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies is set to vote on a banking resolution bill aimed at strengthening the Central Bank's ability to manage troubled financial institutions, following the collapse of Banco Master.
‘Master Loss’: what the bank collapse showed about the limits of FGC guarantees
A young woman in New York loses her investment in a collapsed Brazilian bank but recovers her funds through the credit guarantee fund, highlighting the challenges of financial investing for novices.
Requested confidential information about the Icelandic bank collapse and shared with Kaupthing's successor in Luxembourg
An individual has requested confidential information related to the Icelandic bank collapse and has shared this information with the successor of Kaupthing Bank located in Luxembourg.
'£120,000' bank rule every saver must know and how to check
A change in the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has increased the protection for UK savers from £85,000 to £120,000 per person, per UK-regulated bank or building society in the event of a bank collapse.
Charges against Greensill's board: The Bremen Bank is rotten
Four years after the collapse of Bremen's Greensill Bank, the public prosecutor's office has filed charges against the responsible parties, who face up to 10 years in prison.