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German Authorities Raid Barclays Office In Cum-Ex Probe

By Kevin Pinner · April 4, 2022, 10:38 PM BST

German authorities recently raided Barclays' office in Frankfurt as part of a wide-ranging investigation of a securities trading scheme designed to dodge taxes on dividends known as cum-ex, the bank confirmed...

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German Authorities Raid Barclays Office In Cum-Ex Probe

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