Because of the balance-sheet scandal: Wirecard's share price almost 50 percent of the breaks

The shares in a balance-sheet scandal involved the Dax group Wirecard broke on Friday morning. They fell shortly after the kick-off to 21,44% to 31,35 Euro and

Because of the balance-sheet scandal: Wirecard's share price almost 50 percent of the breaks

The shares in a balance-sheet scandal involved the Dax group Wirecard broke on Friday morning. They fell shortly after the kick-off to 21,44% to 31,35 Euro and extended until noon for your loss, almost 50 percent to a rate of only around 20 euros.

on Thursday the papers were crashed by nearly 62 percent, after the payment service provider had to submit because of the billions of ambiguities in the balance sheet in its annual financial statements in spite of repeated displacement.

in addition to a repeated postponement of the numbers template for 2019 Wirecard had revealed on Thursday that the auditors have doubts as to the existence of the 1.9 billion euros that should have been recorded on trust accounts in Asia. Wirecard CEO Markus Braun believes the company may in a case of fraud is mired. However, there is already a longer criticism of the balance sheets of the group, if in other questions, which can also resolve a special audit by KPMG had not.

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stay Otherwise, investors on the Frankfurt stock exchange to stay at the witches ' Sabbath on the hat. The fear of a second wave of Infection of the Coronavirus pandemic dampened on Friday, the buying mood, at the same time, traders are hoping before the EU summit continues on a rapid economic recovery. The Dax 0.6 percent firmer at 12.351 points in the trade. "The stockbrokers are currently in search of a direction," said Thomas Altmann, portfolio Manager at the asset management QC partner. "Nobody knows exactly where the journey is going in the coming weeks."

Date Of Update: 19 June 2020, 06:19