
A company called FNBC Invest is asking for a compensation of more than ten billion euros in what the bank considers to be a fraudulent scheme that has already been reported to the authorities.
A company called FNBC Invest is asking for a compensation of more than ten billion euros in what the bank considers to be a fraudulent scheme that has already been reported to the authorities.
CGD said that this half-year result was four million euros higher than in the same period of 2024, benefiting from “a 9 billion-euro increase in turnover and a lower-risk balance sheet”.