– In the light of hindsight, the entire board should have received the information before the mortgage was established, says chairman of the board and shareholder in Mybank, Espen Aubert to E24.
Tuesday was it is known that Aylar Lie had achieved a hefty win on the sale of an apartment on Tjuvholmen.
According to Finansavisen In October, Lie registered a purchase of an apartment in Lille Stranden 7 on Tjuvholmen with a price tag of 34 million. She bought the apartment five months ago. Now the apartment has been sold for 40 million, and Wednesday night is coming E24 with new details about how Lie financed the apartment purchase earlier this year.
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Provided financing through the bank and privately
Today’s business could in October report that, among other things, the company Mybank had a mortgage on the home of NOK 23 million, respectively. Another company, Daimyo, also had a mortgage share of 15 million. The latter is controlled by Espen Aubert and his father, the newspaper writes.
In Mybank, on the other hand, Aubert and his father own only 12.45 percent, but Espen Aubert is chairman of the board.
When Lie was going to buy the apartment on Tjuvholmen, she needed financing. There, she received help from Mybank, which actually offers start-up loans to people with financial problems.
To secure the apartment, she also received private financing from Espen Aubert, on top of the financing of 34 million – which Mybank approved.
But that Aubert had given Lie private financing, the management of Mybank was not aware of, writes E24.
– Special case
– This is a special case, says CEO of Mybank, Håkon Reistad Fure to the finance website, and confirms the conditions.
Eubert tells E24 that the private financing he assisted Lie with had not been made known to the entire board of the bank.
– Another board member was familiar with the private loan, both mortgage and disbursement. In the light of hindsight, the entire board should have received the information before the mortgage was established, Aubert writes to E24 in an email.
He also confirms that he knows Lie privately, as she is a friend of his wife.
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Lie will not comment on the sale
Lie did not want to comment on the sale to Finansavisen. The apartment has a gross area of 197 square meters, and a living area of 190 square meters, which gives a square meter price of 210,000.
Broker Odd Kalsnes confirms to Finansavisen that he assists Lie with the process, but will not say who the buyer is. Kalsnes describes Tjuvholmen as the easiest place in all of Norway to sell apartments at the moment.
In recent years, Aylar Lie has profiled himself as a poker player, following his glamor model career. The gain from this sale will be taxable income for 2021.
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