IFC Group (International Finance Corporation Ltd.), not to be confused with legitimate companies bearing the same name, is an Israel-based partner in the global GetEasy Ponzi scheme.

Instrumental in the laundering of money through GetEasy’s business operations and seemingly in control of the flow of new investor funds to existing investors, IFC is headed up by Michael Herzog.

On his LinkedIn profile, Herzog (right) describes himself as someone perfectly suited to orchestrate a Ponzi scheme primarily targeting Europe and South America.

Dr. Michael Herzog, PhD, MD founder and chairman of International Finance Group, International Finance Bank and other companies, brings more than twenty years of experience in the management of global equity, fixed-income and derivatives portfolios to the firm.

Since early 1997, he has worked on several investment banking transactions to finance debt reduction for several countries as well as infrastructure projects throughout Latin America as well as satellite and telecommunications projects.

Following on from
GetEasy CEO Tiago Fontoura’s video announcements
yesterday, Herzog has today issued a press-release further clarifying GetEasy’s global Ponzi investment bank plans.

As per
GetEasy’s business model
, we’ve always identified GetEasy as a Ponzi scheme. Back then though management were thick with smoke and mirrors asserting otherwise.

As GetEasy’s banking channels in their native Portugal and elsewhere around the world crumbled, along with the web of deceit management had spun to mask the Ponzi activity taking place, this approach has since been dropped.

Now GetEasy are all but acknowledging they are a Ponzi investment scheme. However it’s not the fraudulent nature of the Ponzi business model that’s the problem, it’s evidently the commercial banking system.

In a press-release published on January 2nd, Michael Herzog explains:

With great success often there come big problems too, how to train and adapt to the huge amount of members, how to accrue enough contracts to secure the financial expansion of the company, how to inform the judicial system about the sustainability of the business model and convince the banks, by themselves no friends of the model to empower direct funding for great projects without their direct involvement, to help to distribute the wealth of the different investments to their members.

Where to even begin…

GetEasy has no investments, no hope of sustainability and any problems with the banks has arisen out of detection of fraudulent money laundering and Ponzi related activity taking place.

Rallying against governments and banking institutions is a common tactic deployed by Ponzi scammers, as they seek to shift attention from their own problems onto a projected “common enemy” (‘we want to pay you (with money we don’t have) but they won’t let us!’).

Echoing Fontoura’s announcements yesterday, Herzog continues;

We acquired an investment bank in the United Arab Emirates which is

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Michael Herzog and what is his role in IFC Group?
Michael Herzog is the founder and chairman of International Finance Group (IFC Group), an Israel-based entity. According to available sources, he has claimed over twenty years of experience in managing global equity, fixed-income and derivatives portfolios. Herzog is identified as a key figure associated with IFC Group's operations.

What is the relationship between IFC Group and GetEasy?
IFC Group operates as a partner within the GetEasy platform structure. The entity is reportedly involved in financial transaction management and fund flow coordination within the GetEasy business operations, serving as an intermediary in the financial processes.

Where is IFC Group based and what services does it provide?
IFC Group is an Israel-based financial services company. It operates under multiple corporate entities including International Finance Group and International Finance Bank, offering portfolio management services across equity, fixed-income and derivatives markets

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