Wirecard Shares Collapse as Missing $2.1 Billion May Not Exist

The transcript discusses a financial scandal involving Wirecard, focusing on the missing €1.9 billion and its impact on the company's stock. It highlights the lack of transparency and regulatory oversight, with media outlets like the Financial Times raising concerns. The discussion also covers the company's solvency issues and the legal implications for banks involved. The situation poses significant challenges for the German financial establishment, with questions about the company's future viability.

What concerns were raised about the €1.9 billion related to the company?

What role did regulators and politicians play in the situation described?

How did the stock performance of the company change recently?

What actions did the Financial Times take regarding the company's accounting practices?

What questions were raised regarding the company's solvency?