Sora Bank

[liroyb]

Sols said:
Usually when this happens, a liquidator is appointed, and you have to contact them to know what the process for retrieval of funds is. This can unfortunately take weeks and months, even years in some cases.

Investments often aren't covered, meaning that even if deposits are safe, investments might not. Keep an eye on the bank's website and EAS (Payout event Sora Bank - Englisch).
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So stocks or bonds held under custody of a bankrupt bank are completely lost for the clients?

 

[Sols]

liroyb said:
So stocks or bonds held under custody of a bankrupt bank are completely lost for the clients?
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No, what I said doesn't include securities like that. See for example Flow Bank (Bankruptcy proceedings against FlowBank) where many account holders have been able to get their securities out.

By "investment" I was more referring to investment products offered by the bank. Those funds are subject to different (if any) safety mechanisms than deposit insurance.

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This is the probably the answer to your question.