FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German landlord Adler will remain shut out of banking and capital markets until its financial statements have been audited, the company said on Monday after its board of directors resigned amid an accounting investigation. Short seller Fraser Perring’s Viceroy Research said in October that Adler’s balance sheet had been artificially inflated, prompting German financial watchdog BaFin to examine the company’s financial reports. Adler, one of Germany’s biggest real estate companies, rejected Viceroy’s allegations and appointed auditors CBRE and KPMG to carry out an investig…