Trump’s Bankers Assert That His Overstated Wealth Did Not Impact Loan Decisions.
Despite recent revelations concerning former U.S President Donald Trump’s exaggerated net worth, his bankers have come forward to clarify that the inaccurate figures did not impact their loan decision-making processes. The former president’s financial dealings and the true extent of his wealth have been thrust into the spotlight once again following a review by the New York Times which showed that Trump’s self-declared net worth was significantly higher than what was reported in official documents.
In response to the controversy, several of Donald Trump’s banking institutions have released statements emphasizing that his inflated claims regarding wealth did not affect their loan decisions or their relationship with him during his time as a customer. Bank of America, Signature Bank, and Deutsche Bank are among those who have publicly stated their stance on the matter.
Dr. Steve Turley discusses this in the youtube video below:
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