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This info is public or easily accessible in all EU countries. There are no Elsevier-style data brokers in this business yet. Personal anecdote: I had my comp
by sam_lowry_ 4y ago
This info is public or easily accessible in all EU countries.
There are no Elsevier-style data brokers in this business yet.
Personal anecdote:
I had my company registered to my home address for 13 years while doing online business where I regularly received threats.
None showed up at my doorsteps in all these years to insult me in person while literally hundreds if not thosands did insult me online.
IMO these luxemburgish barons from the FT story are not physically afraid either, they just want to hide their dirty money in the dark.
- hnbad 4y agoThere are data brokers but they hardly compare, e.g. North Data. And the amount of information that these make publicly available is astonishing. For an example, here's Bosch in Germany. Scroll down to "Netzwerk" and you see a relationship graph down to the individual level showing subsidiaries, managing directors and such: https://www.northdata.de/Robert+Bosch+GmbH,+Gerlingen/Amtsgericht+Stuttgart+HRB+14000 https://www.northdata.de/Robert+Bosch+GmbH,+Gerlingen/Amtsge... If that list seems incomplete, the page also links to all known direct subsidiaries and indirect subsidiaries. This is in addition to available financial and historical data.