Jose Munoz Vargas v. BVI Registrar of Corporate Affairs: Fixed Date Claim Form
Fixed Date Claim Form in Jose Munoz Vargas v. The Registrar of Corporate Affairs at the British Virgin Islands High Court.
Nine indicted for allegedly defrauding Espirito Santo Bank
Nine businessmen have been criminally indicted in Florida for allegedly perpetrating an accounts receivable factoring scam which an offshore bank group claims has cost it approximately $170 million. The December 4th indictment relates to the same circumstances which led to Cayman Islands-licensed Bank Espirito Santo (International) Ltd. filing a civil lawsuit against E. S. Bankest LLC earlier this year.
Offshore bank was perpetrator, not victim, claims lawsuit
A Cayman Islands-licensed bank is being sued in the United States following the collapse of an accounts receivable factoring group.Far from being a victim of the now insolvent E. S. Bankest Group, Bank Espirito Santo International Ltd. participated with it in a fraudulent scheme, it has been alleged.
Insider Talking: September 30, 2003
Legal proceedings at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida involving a $170 million claim by Cayman Islands licensed Bank Espirito Santo International Ltd. against United States based receivables factoring firm E. S. Bankest LC et
Swiss bank sues Florida receivables factoring firm
A Florida receivables factoring group which is being sued for $170 million by a Cayman Islands bank is a defendant in a new action brought by a bank in Switzerland. In a lawsuit filed on August 27, 2003, EFG Private
Cayman bank sues US factoring firm for $170 m
A Cayman Islands-licensed bank is suing a Florida-based accounts receivable factoring company which has allegedly defaulted on loans totaling $170 million.Bank Espirito Santo (International) Ltd., which is part of the Portugal-based Espirito Santo Group, filed a civil lawsuit against E. S. Bankest LC at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida on August 6, 2003.