Dark Capital · DC-017
Three Memos. Filed Under Routine. The Bank That Vanished.
Three memos about escalating and unauthorized exposure at Meridian Merchant Bank were filed under routine correspondence, despite escalating risk. Just six weeks after the last memo, the 233-year-old bank vanished from existence. Senior risk analyst Marcus Chen kept copies of each warning.
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