The 4.5% ownership of Qenta was part of the deal.
In other︁ words, had the sale of EPB gone through, Peter would have received money and shares︂ of Qenta, but the deal did NOT go through.
So Peter ended up with zero︃ shares of Qenta, he lost the bank, and everything that was involved in the deal.︄
Although this is completely irrelevant for customers.
And, if there is now some sort of︅ problem with Qenta and the liquidation of EPB, they should make it public.
Obviously the︆ Receiver/OCIF feel comfortable working with Qenta to liquidate EPB.
But don't get me wrong, I've︇ never liked Qenta. I was very disappointed when Qenta was announced as the company that︈ was going to buy EPB.
I even made a few comments on this forum many︉ months ago asking if Qenta could be trusted, but to say that Qenta is somehow︊ going to steal the funds, is a very bold statement.
Time will tell...