Ronner backed the wrong horse

Lars Windhorst increasingly moved his Tennor Finanzgesellschaft to Zurich. He himself had been living in the tax haven in Zug for some time.

Now he is facing Waterloo. This is happening in Germany and London. There, the Financial Times has been hot on the heels of the German “miracle boy” for years.

Last year, Windhorst denied that he would continue to be targeted by German law enforcement, such as the influential Wirtschaftsblatt. For the first time in summer 2021 claimed.

right Now FT evidence to the contrary.

The Berlin Public Prosecutor’s Office confirmed to the newspaper that “the investigation is still ongoing and that a resolution of the matter is not in sight yet.” Tenor Group in Windhurst has a branch in Berlin.

The criminal authorities became active on the basis of a report from Bafin, also called the financial supervision authority of the neighboring country.

The question is whether the Windhorst Group has carried out banking activities in Germany without obtaining the necessary licenses.

Windhorst went on a snorkeling station due to the recent FT revelations. He did not immediately respond to questions via SMS as usual.

Instead he remained silent.

For the wife of Urs Rohner, the former head of CS, who resigned in 2021 after 10 years on the throne, this is not a pleasant development.

Her name is Nadja Schildknecht, and she is known to the public as the founder and successful builder of the Zurich Film Festival (ZFF).

He made CS ZFF big with sponsorship money. Nadia Schildknecht has now sold her “baby” to the NZZ group for an unknown amount.

Schildknecht ended up as a consultant after the movie came out With Lars Windhorst. The businesswoman was tasked with commissioning the transfer of parts of the Tenor Group from London to Zurich.

Schildknecht could show off her ability, according to Windhorst in a conversation two years ago. At that time, Schildknecht’s commitment to Tennor Services Suisse AG Known, a subsidiary of the Tennor Group headquartered not far from Paradeplatz.

In Germany, Windhorst was recently forced to withdraw from his prestigious investment after trading heavy blows. will have him Selling Shares in Hertha BerlinAccording to the financier.

Hertha is one of the most emotional clubs in the Bundesliga. It was also the Financial Times that recently published an opaque spy film about the football club – with Windhorst in a leading role.