(Bloomberg) — The implosion of Wirecard AG in one of the biggest financial scandals in German corporate history leaves creditors who lent it as much as 3.2 billion euros ($3.6 billion) wondering if they’ll ever see their money again.The company filed for court protection from creditors on Thursday and there’s 1.9 billion euros missing from its balance sheet. Administrators face a long and complex task picking through the rubble of the first insolvency by a member of Germany’s main stock index.What comes next?The insolvency court in Munich needs to formalize the process and appoint an administrator. While the exact time …read more
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