Wirecard’s $2.1 Billion Hole Deepens After Forgery Claim

(Bloomberg) — Wirecard AG shares continued their free-fall after the two Asian banks that were supposed to be holding 1.9 billion euros ($2.1 billion) of missing cash denied any business relationship with the German payments company.Wirecard now faces a potential cash crunch. The company warned Thursday that loans up to 2 billion euros could be terminated if its audited annual report was not published on Friday. Analysts at Morgan Stanley estimated that Wirecard has available cash of around 220 million euros, if it cannot locate the missing $2.1 billion.BDO Unibank Inc., the Philippines’ largest bank by assets, and the Bank …read more

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