Private Banking Fraud Restitution and Embezzlement Exposure Calculator

The saved principal is four million two hundred fifty thousand euros. Eighteen months divided by twelve gives one point five years. Multiplying principal by entered annual four point two five percent and those years gives two hundred seventy thousand nine hundred thirty-seven euros fifty cents. A separate authored surcharge coefficient fourteen point two zero five eight eight two three five percent gives six hundred three thousand seven hundred fifty euros. Both bars use point zero zero zero eight pixels per euro. These source constants are illustrative accounting assumptions, not verified legal charges, current rates or a reconstruction of a real case. The program adds principal, computed simple interest and the proportional surcharge. The result is five million one hundred twenty-four thousand six hundred eighty-seven euros fifty cents. Bars compare principal and that total using point zero zero zero one pixels per euro with a common zero. Interest scales with entered months; the surcharge scales with principal but not months. This source formula does not prove damages, court liability, audited recovery, or any legal obligation. At entered sixty-five percent recovery, total times point six five gives three million three hundred thirty-one thousand forty-six euros and eighty-seven point five cents before display rounding. Subtracting leaves one million seven hundred ninety-three thousand six hundred forty euros and sixty-two point five cents. Both bars use point zero zero zero one two pixels per euro. Rounded exported figures have two decimals. The page also assigns sentence labels using authored conditional thresholds. Those labels are not legal predictions; the below-fifteen branch is shadowed by its earlier below-forty branch. Preserve that actual executable behavior in original controls and exports without claiming its legal accuracy.