Voor onze buitenlandse bezoekers, en dat zijn er nog al wat *kuch*. The Central Bank of the Netherlands Antilles is under fire for its management of the bank of oil tycoon John Deuss', First Curaçao International Bank.
Meanwhile it has also appeared that a Panamanian company that offered illegal investments in Canada used FCIB as its bank.
Reporting to customers and creditors that there is no money anymore, and still buying shares. This has not made the Central Bank of the Netherlands Antilles (BNA) popular. The Antilles law firm VanEps, Kunneman, VanDoorne demands an explanation from BNA, because it let the seized bank of John Deuss buy shares in the Bermuda bank BCB in early July. And this while BNA told accountholders and creditors of First Curaçao International Bank (FCIB) that Deuss’ bank has too few cash funds to repay bank balances in full. More in Englisch. En in het Nederlands.
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