Cantona's call to empty his bank account this Tuesday, December 7, if it has made a lot of noise on the net, hardly seems to have been heard. Other initiatives have also targeted banks.
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Caroline LECHANTRE
Eric Cantona's call to empty his bank account will ultimately have made more noise on the Internet than in bank branches. This Tuesday, December 7, this call seems very little followed.
Certainly, the former footballer warned the agency BNP Paribas d'Albert in the Somme of his intention to withdraw this Tuesday, December 7, a sum of money greater than 1.500 euros, AFP said. But, in Paris, Lille and Marseille, the journalists of the press agency did not observe any particular movement.
In Marseille, the managers of three agencies in the city center (LCL, BNP Paribas and Société Générale) did not notice any unusual activity. The head of the central LCL agency, on which 39 other agencies of the group depend, told AFP that he had received no requests for cash withdrawals from customers.
Eric Cantona, who calls to "make the revolution in the banks", carried out a "withdrawal of more than 1 euros" in an agency of the BNP of Albert (Somme) Tuesday, December 500, according to a head of agency.
Mr. Cantona came last week to warn that he was going to withdraw more than 1 euros ", declared Antoine Poissonnier, head of the BNP Paribas agency in Albert. He stressed that the agency was" ready to receive it today like any customer who would request such a withdrawal ".
While Cantona hopes to revolutionize the banking system on Tuesday, images of his wife, Rachida Brakti, selling LCL loan offers, are looping on the web.
quite simply for those who are not economists
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