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Sounds like a dumpster fire. The 55 years old/70 year old thing could have some legitimacy, kinda. Banks like to be seen as being very old, implying stability.
by torgoguys 5y ago
Sounds like a dumpster fire.
The 55 years old/70 year old thing could have some legitimacy, kinda. Banks like to be seen as being very old, implying stability. There is a popular regional bank where I live that was established in the 1970s. But this bank says that it is more than 150 years old. Why? It turns out that it bought out a bank that was founded around 1860. Since that bank is now part of them, they reason, they have a history that goes back that far. Sketchy if you ask me, but apparently legal. (?) If Deltec bought an older bank, then maybe they are using the same justification.