“As Het Financieele Dagblad my already planned and set in motion leaving the Supervisory Board of ABN Amro links at the mention of my name in March 2001 in a document of a BVI company I come by today early on, “Meerstadt said in a statement.
“I wants to prevent the bank experiencing adverse effects. I have intensively and with dedication, along with my colleagues, contributed more than six years to the growth of the bank and the public. I’m currently no further substance to the publication in Het Financieele Dagblad or questions about it. “
Meerstadt announced Wednesday yet that he would retire in the course of 2016. In addition to Het Financieele Dagblad also wrote True about how Meerstadt mentioned as a shareholder in Morclan Corporation in the Virgin Islands.
This is a company that was founded in 2001 by the Panamanian legal consultancy Mossack Fonseca. The newspaper has the leaked documents in hands.
Manage bonds
According to True Meerstadt comes two weeks after the founding of the company no longer appear in the documents . Then, a trust office would have taken over his duties and is protected name.
Morclan Corporation was established to manage investments, stocks and bonds, the newspaper writes. In response to questions from the newspaper stated Meerstadtj to know nothing. After inspection of the documents he could not explain why he is listed as a shareholder.
Rik van Slingelandt, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, said to respect the decision of Meerstadt. “We express our appreciation for his contribution to the monitoring of ABN Amro.”
Meerstadt is also former president of the NS. And since 2010 he worked as a commissioner at ABN Amro.
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