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178:) respectively, was founded in 1993 and experienced very rapid growth. It became the largest bank in Latvian by offering high interest rates to savers and attracted many clients. Its assets rose from US$ 25 million from 1993, to 242 million dollars in 1994, reaching 500 million in 1995. The bank's capital rose from 1 million in 1993, 20 million in 1994 to 44 million in 1995. The bank employed several 315:[Explanations: 1Emils Lavents - previously unpunished. No criminal case has been initiated against him, but there is an opinion that E. Lavents together with his son was the most influential BB strategist. Unconfirmed information available to the day shows that E. Lavent owns the US-registered company Standart Republic International Ltd, which participated in 8 luxury repairs.]. 203:) found Banka Baltija insolvent. In 2007 bank's chairman Aleksandrs Lavents and president Tālis Freimanis were sentenced to imprisonment and Alvis Līdums who was accused of very large scale embezzlement was acquitted. 3 March 2018 Banka Baltija was excluded from the Registry of Enterprises of Latvia. "Invest-Riga", an auditing firm, liquidated the bank and completed on 22 March 2018. 27: 313:"Paskaidrojumi: 1Emīls Lavents - agrāk nesodīts. Pret viņu krimināllieta nav ierosināta, taču pastāv viedoklis, ka tieši E.Lavents kopā ar dēlu bija ietekmīgākais BB stratēģis. Dienas rīcībā esoša neapstiprināta informācija rāda, ka E.Laventam pieder ASV reģistrēta firma Standart Republic International Ltd, kura līdzdarbojās 8 luksu remontdarbos" 186:
loan to Latvia, which later became a landmark case of government mismanagement, passed through Banka Baltija. Banka Baltija had 37 branches and 49 settlement groups all over Latvia employing 1300 people. In April 1995, when a financial crisis started, Banka Baltija had 283 million dollars in deposits
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which in the early 1990s was one of the largest banks in the country. It was founded in 1993, but closed down due to
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beidzot izslēgta no uzņēmumu reģistra / The notorious Banka Baltija was finally excluded from the business register"
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Banka Baltija, associated with the father and son Emīls Lavents (born 1923,
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and had links to the “Pārdaugava” organized crime network. The
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Aleksandrs Lavents (Chairman); Tālis Freimanis (President)
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Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
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Brauna, Anita; Galzons, Edgars (19 September 1998).
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Banking
Financial services
Riga
Latvia
Latvia
Latvian
bank
bankruptcy
Odesa
Aleksandrs Lavents
lv
Anapa
Chekists
Group of 24
Supreme Court of Latvia
lv
Parex Bank
ABLV Bank
Economy of Latvia


"Divi Laventi"
Diena
the original



"Latvian Bank Woes"
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)

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