Wiped-out share, bond holders could seek damages from special fund
Ljubljana, 10 March - The group of legal experts commissioned by the Slovenian central bank to find an optimal legal recourse solution for share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout has proposed that they could file lawsuits against a fund which they propose should be founded by the state.
Ljubljana
Jurij Žitko, head of Banka Slovenije's legal department speaks at a press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
Jurij Žitko, head of Banka Slovenije's legal department speaks at a press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
A press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Pictured: Miro Prek, representatives of a group of independent legal experts.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
Jurij Žitko, head of Banka Slovenije's legal department speaks at a press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
A press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Pictured: Miro Prek, representatives of a group of independent legal experts.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
A press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Pictured: Miro Prek, representatives of a group of independent legal experts.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
Jurij Žitko, head of Banka Slovenije's legal department speaks at a press conference at which the central bank presented a bill to provide legal recourse to share and bond holders whose investments were wiped out in the 2013 bank bailout.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
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