Here's the
Complaint.
This strikes me as extremely ambitious with more than a little grandstanding mixed in, but I wish her good luck in her pursuits.
She has Deutsche Bank and Alan Weisselberg cooperating. Trump Organization's CFO and its lender on over 200 transactions agree that the Trump crime syndicate committed fraud, and they have the receipts.
Why would Deutsche Bank "cooperate" in a civil fraud suit when they could just sue him themselves? If I were a lender, I'd much rather sue him myself rather than rely on the NY AG's office to recover funds and reimburse me.
I'm actually working on a case that has similar elements to this one.
1. If the valuation of certain properties were relevant to receive favorable interest rates, the financial institutions would do their own independent valuations of the properties.
2. Trump had a PWM account with Deutsche Bank so they would have done extensive due diligence on his financials, done compliance and AML checks and had extensive background checks run in order to open the account.
I suspect that once discovery is over for Deutsche Bank records, they'll find that any red flags that the AG noted in the Complaint were known to Deutsche Bank and they proceeded anyway.
It seems suspicious to me that the AG would bring this case for inflated valuations to get favorable interest rates on loans that are current.