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BullNBear52

05/20/19 1:29 PM

#311642 RE: Matrix999 #311641

According to the report, this relationship allegedly benefitted Trump’s real estate business to the tune of $1 billion in Deutsche Bank loans enabled by Kennedy’s son, Justin Kennedy, a top executive at the bank — at a time when other mainstream banks wouldn’t lend Trump money because of his troubled business history.

Kennedy was not making the loans. He was in the RE division and was pissed at him.

Here is the article from 2 years ago. The article also mentions Kushner as well. The bank knows it is trouble which is now why they are suddenly cooperating.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=133174834&txt2find=deutsche

A Personal Banker

Ms. Vrablic, who helped facilitate the wealth management unit’s loans to Mr. Trump, has built a career lending to the rich and famous.

She got her start on Wall Street at Citibank’s private bank in the late 1980s and later worked at Bank of America before joining Deutsche Bank in 2006.

Ms. Vrablic, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has a reputation for being an aggressive advocate for her clients, according to two executives familiar with her work and profiles written in The American Banker and The Mortgage Observer.

In a 2013 Mortgage Observer article, one of her clients, Herbert Simon, owner of the Indiana Pacers, remarked that “when she came into the picture, it was a tough time to get money, and she was able to be very creative and get us what we needed.”
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arizona1

05/20/19 9:07 PM

#311679 RE: Matrix999 #311641

From the comment section of this Democratic Underground article titled....

Justice Kennedy's son signed off on Trump's loans at Deutsche Bank.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100212111305

The entire Republican Party is a criminal enterprise that must be eradicated.

It is a cancer that is eating the heart out of the nation. A vicious entity that harbors criminals, breeding racism, hatred and division.


https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/19/business/deutsche-bank-trump-kushner.html