Euro Pacific bank is a scam
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Interview with the commisioner at OCIF. Clientes de bancos internacionales recuperan su dinero ....from the 17th of April 2023....so something should happen this week at latest according to the commisioner:
GOOGLE TRANSLATED FROM LINK
“The Commissioner of Financial Institutions (OCIF), Natalia Zequeira Díaz, assured that people who had money in International Financial Institutions (EFIs) such as Euro Pacific Bank (EPB) and Bancrédito International Bank & Trust have already begun to recover their money or have at least least a certain date to receive these payments after both institutions were liquidated”
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“Several of the international financial entities liquidated by the OCIF have already begun to︀ pay their depositors or will do so within the next few months”
GOOGLE TRANSLATED FROM LINK
“The Commissioner of Financial Institutions (OCIF), Natalia Zequeira Díaz, assured that people who had money in International Financial Institutions (EFIs) such as Euro Pacific Bank (EPB) and Bancrédito International Bank & Trust have already begun to recover their money or have at least least a certain date to receive these payments after both institutions were liquidated”
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“Several of the international financial entities liquidated by the OCIF have already begun to︀ pay their depositors or will do so within the next few months”
It's funny how the Commissioner was trying to claim credit for customers receiving︁ their funds, as if those funds were in jeopardy prior to her action to put︂ Euro Pacific Bank into receivership, and OCIF saved the customers. The truth is that had︃ OCIF not stepped in, every customer could have withdrawn 100% of their deposits a year︄ ago. Or had OCIF allowed Qenta to buy the bank, those deposits would have been︅ available to any customers who wanted them the entire time.
Poor communication with customers is the least of the problems. The big problem is his obstruction of the process, which unnecessarily complicates and delays the return of customer funds and the liquidation of the bank. Of course, the obvious conflict of interest between the receiver and everyone else is that the longer this is process is drawn out, the more money the receiver makes. This is the︀ inherent problem of receivership, and why I tried so hard to convince the OCIF Commissioner︁ to avoid it.
https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/th...ustomer-fund-held-in-brokerage-account.41568/
I started new thread for Customer fund held in Brokerage account ....What happened to that fund ?
I started new thread for Customer fund held in Brokerage account ....What happened to that fund ?
In a twisted world where justice is a piece of paper, with no equality, it︀ will never work. We all appreciate your involvement in this unique situation, however, as long︁ as money rules the world, there will always be a weak and twisted person. I︂ think no matter what that one person or more will do, he/she still deserves a︃ walk of shame in front of every EPB customer. What a selfish creature he/she must︄ be to expose innocent people to such dilemmas and life dramas. I can't get it︅ in my head.
The question is, why did the Commissioner insist on appointing a Receiver instead of letting︀ you liquidate the bank, she would have accomplished the return of the funds to customers︁ and closing the bank much, much, faster.
I don't understand why she did what she︂ did.
I don't understand why she did what she︂ did.
It's understandable and easy to predict, Peter. For one, it's a chance to issue a 10k invoice each month, for the other, it's priceless political capital. Each stool is governed by its own laws. As long as the sausages are on the grill, there's a line up until they're ready to eat. A simple rule in the animal world.
Two facts:
1. At no time has the Receiver or OCIF ever told customers that they promise to pay back their money.
2. At no time has the Receiver or OCIF ever told customers why they are still holding on to their money.
It's not even a covered up fraud. It's blatant.
1. At no time has the Receiver or OCIF ever told customers that they promise to pay back their money.
2. At no time has the Receiver or OCIF ever told customers why they are still holding on to their money.
It's not even a covered up fraud. It's blatant.
Puerto Rico’s banking system operates under a mix of federal and local laws. As an unincorporated territory of the United States, Puerto Rico’s banking sector is subject to US federal banking regulations
OCIF of PR has closed down quite several banks recently and also during the past years, just wonder have the clients received their savings.
OCIF of PR has closed down quite several banks recently and also during the past years, just wonder have the clients received their savings.
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