From our latest European Headlines Newsletter - Banque Havilland has announced that it is voluntarily surrendering its banking license and ceasing all operations in Liechtenstein. As reported in finews: 👀 https://loom.ly/zFQUKWU Keep up-to-date with all the industry news, receive discounts for events and benefit from all the advantages that membership has to offer. Join us! 👥 https://lnkd.in/dJbE8KAY Weekly News Headlines kindly sponsored by Begbies Traynor Group #INSOLEurope #insolvencyprofessional #insolvencynews #insolvencypartner
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Banque Havilland: Shutting Down Operations in Liechtenstein: Banque Havilland is surrendering its banking license in Liechtenstein and liquidating its operations. The root cause of this decision lies in Luxembourg. #banquehavilland #liechtenstein
Banque Havilland: Shutting Down Operations in Liechtenstein
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