I tend to think we are ignored at the moment because the administrative part of the liquidation is burdensome.
When the Trustee receives Qenta termination notice, he waits first for the advice of its counsels. Then, I believe, he seeks advice from OCIF. Then, they discuss between them. In other words, this takes months...
Receiver says in Q2 2025 report " While this communication remains under reviewed by EPIB’s legal advisors, all parties should be aware that no change or modification in the liquidation process being pursued by the trustee has been adopted or approved. In the event there is any change in the︀ liquidation process this will be notified beforehand through the liquidation portal and through a separate︁ communication."
In Q2 2024 report he says as well about OCIF the following :︂ "Despite progressing significantly in the customers’ accounts reconciliation, we remain working in this process with︃ the assuming entity. All customers should know that there have been no distributions nor transfers︄ of funds to any customers by the trustee nor the assuming entity. Until this reconciliation︅ process is completed and approved by the Office of the Commissioner, all customers remain in︆ the same condition, that is awaiting the commencement of the liquidation process."
Last thing but︇ not list, if the 23m€ are, for a part, opt-in's money, this was only foreign︈ currency (not usd) held at novo banco. I think this means that if you were︉ an Opt-in Customer and had USD, they are most certainly with the subsidiaries Qenta's acquirred.︊ If you had CHF, PLN, GBP or EUR, you might have a chance to receive︋ it back as they are probably in the hands of the Trustee (to be confirmed︌ but the 23m€ of funds of Novo Banco were never transfered if you read carefully︍ all reports).
@ Peter, what were the name of the subsidiaries with highest cash balances︎ ? are they any financial statements published ?