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INTERPOL issues global alert for Kiwi banker accused of involvement in $190m fraud

February 10, 2021

The international hunt is on for 53-year-old Paul Robert Mora.

International policing agency INTERPOL has issued a global alert for a New Zealand banker wanted in Germany.

The hunt is on for 53-year-old Paul Robert Mora, who is suspected of facilitating and concealing fraudulent transactions with nearly $190 million.

Frankfurt prosecutors say Mora has connections across Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

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