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Article: Dust settles at Deutsche Bank.
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- Financial News
- Article date:
- April 10, 2004
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Byline: Ian Kerr
Who is the unlikely heroine of European banking and the toast of Frankfurt and the City of London? Even the most cynical market observers raised a glass or two 10 days ago to Judge Brigitte Koppenhofer in Germany.She had listened to weeks of evidence, thought the prosecution's argument contained more hot air than a Zeppelin and threw out criminal charges against the six main defendants in the highly publicised Mannesmann trial in Dusseldorf.
I saluted Koppenhofer's decision because this was a case which should never have been allowed to go to trial. Not only was it going to be a waste of time and huge amounts of money but it was also an ...
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