Fraudulent financial statements gave Trump millions of dollars in loans
The statements of Trump's financial situation were key to the approval of a 125 million dollar loan in 2011 for his golf resort in Doral, Florida, and a 107 million dollar loan in 2012 for his hotel and skyscraper in Chicago, testified Nicholas Haigh, former head of risk management at Deutsche Bank. In September, a judge ruled that Trump and his company, the Trump…
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