Ich will mein Geld zurück (Staffel 3, Bonus)

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Ein Aspekt wird im Strafprozess zu Wirecard nicht verhandelt: Die Geschichte der vielen Anleger:innen, die mit Wirecard-Aktien sehr viel Geld verloren haben. Nicht wenige von ihnen mehrere hunderttausend Euro. Aber auch die fragen sich natürlich: Wer ist schuld an diesem Jahrhundertbetrug? Wer übernimmt für das, was da passiert ist, am Ende die Verantwortung? Und vor allem: Sehe ich von meinem verlorenen Geld jemals etwas wieder? Wie die Chancen dafür stehen, das schauen wir uns in dieser Bonusfolge an. Am Beispiel eines Mannes, der 136.000 Euro mit Wirecard-Aktien verloren hat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ein Aspekt wird im Strafprozess zu Wirecard nicht verhandelt: Die Geschichte der vielen Anleger:innen, die mit Wirecard-Aktien sehr viel Geld verloren haben. Nicht wenige von ihnen mehrere hunderttausend Euro. Aber auch die fragen sich natürlich:...

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