The Bank of Bermuda has taken a $10 million charge in its latest quarterly results to reflect the collapse of its investment in e-commerce firm, First Ecom.com.
Articles Banks & Trusts Bermuda Fraud InvestmentJanuary 31, 2001
The Bank of Bermuda has taken a $10 million charge in its latest quarterly results to reflect the collapse of its investment in e-commerce firm, First Ecom.com.
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First Ecom.com HSBC Bank Bermuda