[RayChuang88]

When that bank went into receivership (that’s how Europeans describe bankruptcy proceedings), it was only a matter of time before the bank is closed. I wonder why there there wasn’t an attempt to return money to depositors even at as little as 40% of the original value?

[Uncle Ike]

” I wonder why there there wasn’t an attempt to return money to depositors “

Simple - in the eyes of the Bankers and their tame Governments, depositors - especially small retail depositors - are merely sheep to be fleeced at need, or at will...

[Kartographer]

Because the new rules of banking and finance are now based on the Feringi Rules of Acquisition, of which rule number one is:"Once you have their money, you never give it back."