Watchblog zur MLP AG

In the branch of financial advisers and other crooks Mr Bernard Madoff showed how to scam the rich.

How in hell could this happen?

Here is the answer: The greedy, gullible sharholders believed in financial auditors. Do you want names?

Ernst & Young, PWC, KPMG.

These were exactly the guys who were hired by Termühlen’s MLP to check MLP’s legendary balance sheets.

To be fair: Even KPMG, well known for its kindness, (and Deloitte & Touche) refused to finish the silly job, because MLP wanted to check the doughters apart. This was senseless because the gag of the MLP Scandal in 2002 was the infamous cooperation of the doughters to mislead the shareholders - so it was needed to check all the MLP’s doughters together, not apart.

But PWC and Ernst & Young were not so shy to do what MLP offered to pay for, and even MLP’s close friend and shareholder Prof. Peter Albrecht participated into the dirty game.

MLP’s former financial auditor was Rölfs WP Partner: These nice gentlemen played the drums for honest companies like Securenta and Maxfield.

Picture by The Sun

Der Beitrag wurde am Mittwoch, den 17. Dezember 2008 um 03:58 Uhr veröffentlicht und wurde unter schmutzige Tricks, Finanzoptimierung für Fortgeschrittene, PR-Fakes, Kriminologie, streng vertraulich, Manfred Lautenschläger, geheimnisvolles Wiesloch, Lautenschläger, MLP, MLP Firmengeschichte, Trick, PR, peinlich, wirtschaftskriminalität, Falschberatung, Beratungsqualität, Journalisten, Bilanzskandal, Propaganda, Bernhard Termühlen, Kurs, Dirty Secret abgelegt. du kannst die Kommentare zu diesen Eintrag durch den RSS 2.0 Feed verfolgen. du kannst einen Kommentar schreiben, oder einen Trackback auf deiner Seite einrichten.