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Advokathus Must Investigate Banks' Controversial Rescue Maneuver - InsideBusiness

Summary by ib.dk
The controversial actions of creditors in the retail chain Flying Tiger are now at risk of legal repercussions. Led by the two major banks Nordea and Danske Bank, which have over 2 billion kroner in the former EQT company, a new structure has been created, in which the company's management takes over power in the company under the nose of the former owner, the investment company Treville. As described in InsideBusiness, the deal involves the est…
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The controversial actions of creditors in the retail chain Flying Tiger are now at risk of legal repercussions. Led by the two major banks Nordea and Danske Bank, which have over 2 billion kroner in the former EQT company, a new structure has been created, in which the company's management takes over power in the company under the nose of the former owner, the investment company Treville. As described in InsideBusiness, the deal involves the est…

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ib.dk broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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