Peschorn Hopes for Comprehensive Clarification in the Benko Case
It's not just about entanglements within the Signa Group, but also "about that area that could be very fond of Mr. Benko". Peschorn thus referred to the Laura Private Foundation, as Peschorn stated on Tuesday in the Ö1 "Midday Journal".
Benko's Bankruptcy Neither Socially Nor Legally Understandable to Peschorn
So, there is interest in clarification around the person Benko: He is supposed to be supported by his mother Ingeborg, who is the beneficiary of the Laura Private Foundation, which Rene Benko founded with his mother. Because at the request of the Financial Procuratorate, bankruptcy proceedings were opened over the assets of Rene Benko. "In recent months, less clarification has become known, but rather very interesting occurrences in life after the opening of bankruptcy," Peschorn noted in the "Guest Journal".
"Anyone who has ever been insolvent, perhaps a small entrepreneur, a craftsman, knows that he has to meticulously account for what he does. He knows that when his company is closed, the company vehicle is immediately auctioned off," said Peschorn. "With Mr. Benko, we had to learn from newspaper reports that there is not a vehicle, but a motorboat, which he also used afterwards. So this is neither socially understandable nor legally understandable and I try to stick to the legal."
Peschorn Prevailed with Bankruptcy Applications
With the Signa companies, he is interested in a comprehensive clarification of the business and the roles of the supervisory boards, advisory boards, executives and managing directors. The President of the Financial Procuratorate has been committed to a comprehensive clarification of the Signa bankruptcy surrounding Rene Benko from the beginning - and prevailed with the bankruptcy applications: With the rejection of a revision appeal, the Supreme Court has now also sent Signa Development into bankruptcy after Signa Prime. Peschorn sees the essential difference to a restructuring procedure in that judges and administrators are in charge in a bankruptcy procedure.
(APA/Red)
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