Die Cum-Ex-Files
Der Raubzug der Banker, Anwälte und Superreichen - und wie ich ihnen auf die Spur kam
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Oliver Schröm
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Es ist der größte Steuerraub der Geschichte: Über Jahre ließen sich Banken und reiche Anleger mithilfe skrupelloser Anwälte Steuern vom Finanzamt erstatten, die sie nie gezahlt hatten. Mit anderen Worten: Sie stahlen unser aller Geld. Allein in Deutschland beläuft sich der Steuerschaden durch Cum-Ex und ähnliche Betrügereien auf circa 36 Milliarden Euro, in elf europäischen Staaten und den USA sind es insgesamt etwa 150 Milliarden Euro.
Oliver Schröm deckte die schmutzigen Investments von Finanzjongleuren auf und enthüllte Olaf Scholz' Verstrickung in die Cum-Ex-Affäre von Deutschlands größter Privatbank, und er rief die internationale Investigativkooperation "CumEx-Files" ins Leben. Hier erzählt er exklusiv von seinen oft abenteuerlichen Recherchen, bei denen er selbst zum Gejagten wurde. Ein Wirtschaftskrimi und ein Sittengemälde zugleich.
Oliver Schröm, Jahrgang 1964, arbeitet für das ARD-Magazin Panorama. Er ist einer der profiliertesten Investigativjournalisten Deutschlands und enthüllte zahlreiche Affären in Politik, Wirtschaft, Sport und Gesundheit. Für seine Recherchen erhielt er mehrere nationale und internationale Auszeichnungen. Bücher u.a. : Die Krebsmafia (2017, mit Niklas Schenck); Geld Macht Politik (2014, mit Wigbert Löer); Tödliche Fehler (2003, mit Dirk Laabs); Al Qaida (2003); Allein gegen Kohl, Kiep & Co. (2000, mit John Goetz und Conny Neumann).
©2021 Ch. Links Verlag, eine Marke der Aufbau Verlage (P)2022 Hierax MedienCritic reviews
Gerade die Cum-Ex-Recherchen zeigen, wie bitter nötig eine Demokratie einen gerade in der Recherche starken Journalismus hat.
-- Leipziger Zeitung (L-IZ.) (08.11.2021)
In seinem neuen Buch 'Die Cum-Ex-Files' nimmt er die Leser:innen mit auf seine abenteuerliche Recherchereise zur Aufdeckung des größten Steuerraubs der deutschen Geschichte.
-- Hamburger Morgenpost (19.11.2021)
Die 'Cum-Ex-Files' lesen sich (...) wie das Drehbuch eines Thrillers, nicht wie ein Sachbuch.
-- Marcus Jung, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (06.12.2021)
Seine Recherchen zur Cum-Ex-Affäre liest sich wie ein Wirtschaftskrimi, der allerdings wahr ist.
-- SUPERillu (09.12.2021)
Den umfassendsten Einblick in die Thematik bietet das Buch 'Die Cum-Ex-Files' von Oliver Schröm. Der deutsche Investigativjournalist trug mit seinen Recherchen massgeblich zur öffentlichen Aufklärung des Steuerraubs bei.
-- WOZ - Die Wochenzeitung (02.12.2021)
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