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#3432820

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432822

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432824

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432826

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432828

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432830

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432832

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432834

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432836

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432838

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#3432840

15 November 2018

The headquarters of Polands Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is seen in Warsaw, Poland on November 15, 2018. The authoritys chairman Marek Chrzanowski has had to step down after accusations of blackmail by Getin Noble Bank owner Leszek Czarnecki. Czarnecki claims Chrzanowski arranged a private meeting in which he asked 1 percent of the banks market capitalisation in exchange for support and protection. The KNF maintains its innocence and claims it in turn is being blackmailed by the bank.

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#1639239

11 January 2017

A general view of Charlemont Exchange FOR SALE at Charlemont Place in Dublin 2. This building forms part of a larger mixed-use complex which includes the Hilton Hotel (invisible on the right side). The building has previously served as the Irish headquarters for ACCLM/Rabobank. Rabobank staff has been relocated to the Rabobank offices in the IFSC area following ACCLM’s decision to outsource its loan book to Capita. Estate agent Knight Frank is guiding €45 million for the landmark building. Both local and international developers are expected to look at the potential to refurbish or redevelop the extensive Charlemont Exchange complex. On Wednesday, 11 January 2016, in Dublin, Ireland.

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#1579599

29 November 2016

Cipaganti Car Transportation under PT Cipaganti Citra Graha Tbk filed bancrupty. The cause of bancrupty becaus of miss management has impacted arround 87,000 owner of the company through stock exchange. Since the bancrupty, most of the owner having difficulty in getting back their money in total 3,5 Triliun Rupiah (arround 3 Million USD), through the help of Indonesian Law Aid they filled completed doccuments to have their money returned.

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#1579600

29 November 2016

Cipaganti Car Transportation under PT Cipaganti Citra Graha Tbk filed bancrupty. The cause of bancrupty becaus of miss management has impacted arround 87,000 owner of the company through stock exchange. Since the bancrupty, most of the owner having difficulty in getting back their money in total 3,5 Triliun Rupiah (arround 3 Million USD), through the help of Indonesian Law Aid they filled completed doccuments to have their money returned.

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#1579601

29 November 2016

Cipaganti Car Transportation under PT Cipaganti Citra Graha Tbk filed bancrupty. The cause of bancrupty becaus of miss management has impacted arround 87,000 owner of the company through stock exchange. Since the bancrupty, most of the owner having difficulty in getting back their money in total 3,5 Triliun Rupiah (arround 3 Million USD), through the help of Indonesian Law Aid they filled completed doccuments to have their money returned.

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#1579603

29 November 2016

Cipaganti Car Transportation under PT Cipaganti Citra Graha Tbk filed bancrupty. The cause of bancrupty becaus of miss management has impacted arround 87,000 owner of the company through stock exchange. Since the bancrupty, most of the owner having difficulty in getting back their money in total 3,5 Triliun Rupiah (arround 3 Million USD), through the help of Indonesian Law Aid they filled completed doccuments to have their money returned.

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