Wirecard’s former No. 2 is still missing. Germany is now asking the public for their help to find him.
BERLIN—German investigators are asking the public to help them find Jan Marsalek, the elusive former Wirecard AG executive who prosecutors suspect played a central role in inflating the fintech company’s results by booking fake income for years.
The German payments group, which was briefly worth more than the country’s largest bank, filed for insolvency in late June after disclosing that more than $2 billion of its cash supposedly held in trustee-managed bank accounts was probably fake.
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