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Wirecard scandal

Wirecard scandal

Series of accounting scandals in Germany.

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    Austrian tech investor (born 1969).

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    Austrian fugitive businessman (born 1980).

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  3. Wirecard

    Insolvent German financial services company.

    13%

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    German financial regulator.

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    Multinational professional services network.

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    English journalist (born 1978/1979).

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    American consulting firm.

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    Scandal arising from the disclosure of financial misdeeds.

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  1. Jan Marsalek

    Austrian fugitive businessman (born 1980).

    36%

  2. Wirecard

    Insolvent German financial services company.

    21%

  3. Ernst & Young

    Multinational professional services network.

    4%

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    Largest global accounting networks.

    3.7%

  5. Dan McCrum

    English journalist (born 1978/1979).

    3%

  6. Markus Braun

    Austrian tech investor (born 1969).

    2.7%

  7. Financial Times

    British newspaper.

    2.5%

  8. DAX

    Blue chip stock market index.

    2.4%

  9. Kay Gottschalk

    German politician (born 1965).

    0.55%

  10. MDAX

    German stock market index.

    0.48%