Trump Gets Dumped By His Bank As Legal Troubles Mount
By Caleb Newton

In new revelations in court, New York state Attorney General Letitia James has exposed some of the context of the break-up between Donald Trump and his longtime lender, Deutsche Bank.

Over the course of a decade, the bank loaned Trump over $400 million in connection to properties from Chicago to southern Florida. As James tells it, after having sought information from the bank during her civil investigation into the Trump Organization, three executives at Deutsche Bank formally decided to end the bank’s active relationship with Trump in a May 2021 Skype call. This decision followed months without a substantive response from Trump or his legal team regarding issues raised in earlier stages of James’s investigation. In short, the bank was concerned about the prospect of having been deceived by financial statements from Trump that significantly ...

https://bipartisanreport.com/2022/10/17 ... les-mount/

There's always Russian banks

True - but unless he gets reelected he's of no use to them.

Depends on what documents he's hiding.

ERIC AND DONALD TRUMP NAILED WITH $250 MILLION FRAUD SUIT AFTER ALLEGEDLY SPENDING WEEKS DODGING NY AG
The father-son duo apparently thought they could just avoid being served forever.
BESS LEVIN

Last month, New York attorney general Letitia James announced a sprawling lawsuit against Donald Trump, his three eldest children, and the Trump Organization, accusing them of engaging in “staggering” fraud for more than a decade and raking in hundreds of millions in ill-gotten gains. But, as is the case with regular, small-time lawsuits that don’t have to do with a former president of the United States, the parties in this one had to be officially “served.” And because Trump is a con artist in every sense of the word, he apparently thought he could avoid the long arm of the law by simply ignoring the people trying to deliver the suit. Which worked out for him—until it didn’t.

Business Insider reports that Trump was officially served the 220-page lawsuit on Thursday, as was his equally weaselly son Eric, according to a Monday filing from ...

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/10 ... uit-served