BAD
Just two days
after the attack on the World Trade Center in New York, Prague’s city council sold its part of Ceska Sporitelna (the Czech Republic’s largest savings bank) to Erste Bank (Austria).
From the archive index of the Czech newspaper MF DNES (
www.mfdnes.cz):
14.09.2001
Stare Mesto proda akcie
Udalosti DNES Zastupitelstvo hlavniho mesta se vcera rozhodlo prodat prioritni akcie Ceske sporitelny jejimu majoritnimu vlastnikovi Erste Bank za sto tricet korun za akcii. Praha by celou transakci mela ziskat 187 a pul milionu korun.
Do you know what’s very strange about this transaction?
Prague sold its shares for 130 Czech crowns each (“sto tricet korun za akcii” in the excerpt above), but
the price on the market that same day was 266 Czech crowns.
While the public’s attention was focused on the World Trade Center tragedy, Prague’s city council and Erste Bank were conducting dirty business.
That’s bad.
EVEN WORSE
Three days before the attack on the World Trade Center, Erste Bank made the offer to buy the shares from Prague’s city council.
From the archive index of the Czech newspaper MF DNES (
www.mfdnes.cz):
08.09.2001 - (ipd)
Za kolik mesto proda akcie?
Praha - Hlavni mesto dostalo zvyhodnenou nabidku na odkup svych akcii Ceske sporitelny. Majoritni vlastnik Ceske sporitelny, rakouska Erste Bank, nabizi za odkup jedne prioritni akcie cenu 130 korun.
Which means…Erste Bank knew in advance that the attack would occur on the World Trade Center.
(No, Erste Bank did not organize the attack. It was simply one small aspect of a much larger plan.)
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