Anyone could wire out funds from Cyprus yet?
I mean accounts under euro 100k total, which are said safe and insured.
Officially, from 2 April, they should allow 25000 euro out a day (business transactions): "under €25,000... financial transactions that do not require Central Bank approval".
Well guys I know, Laiki Bank, tried to wire out of country 20k, 10k etc. and all was rejected now, with excuses. Should them go in the island and take $200 a day from ATM for months?...
It seems Cyprus said officially one thing, and doing another.
In meantime I learn at the other bank, the bigger one, they are deleting all the files from computers:
"Key data 'missing' at Bank of Cyprus"
http://australianonlinenews.com.au/2...ank-of-cyprus/
The missing data relates to Greek bonds the bank purchased, which turned into losses of almost $2.5 billion during the Greek debt crisis.
“Based on an initial review of the data, our computer forensic technologists have found that the computers of two employees … have had wiping software loaded which is not part of the standard software installations at the Bank of Cyprus,” the report said.
I mean accounts under euro 100k total, which are said safe and insured.
Officially, from 2 April, they should allow 25000 euro out a day (business transactions): "under €25,000... financial transactions that do not require Central Bank approval".
Well guys I know, Laiki Bank, tried to wire out of country 20k, 10k etc. and all was rejected now, with excuses. Should them go in the island and take $200 a day from ATM for months?...
It seems Cyprus said officially one thing, and doing another.
In meantime I learn at the other bank, the bigger one, they are deleting all the files from computers:
"Key data 'missing' at Bank of Cyprus"
http://australianonlinenews.com.au/2...ank-of-cyprus/
The missing data relates to Greek bonds the bank purchased, which turned into losses of almost $2.5 billion during the Greek debt crisis.
“Based on an initial review of the data, our computer forensic technologists have found that the computers of two employees … have had wiping software loaded which is not part of the standard software installations at the Bank of Cyprus,” the report said.
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