The people living in Greece are not alone.
All citizens worldwide have governments obeying their monetary system’s policies.
You and I can ask the same question that Greece is asking.
The people living in Greece are not alone.
All citizens worldwide have governments obeying their monetary system’s policies.
You and I can ask the same question that Greece is asking.
Millan was among a limited group outside of Federal regulators who was in a position to have broad data on the death benefit claims being submitted by multiple banks. Having data across multiple banks could have facilitated the type of peer review studies we had requested from the OCC – trade secrets that Wall Street does not want to allow into the sunshine.”
The impossible is possible. Never say never. Wall Street bankers are staring agog at headlines coming from Europe where, in Iceland, the former chief executive of one of the largest banks in the country which was involved in crashing the economy in 2008 has been sentenced to jail time.
Four banks – Royal Bank of Scotland and JP Morgan (both again) as well as UBS and Credit Suisse – were found to have operated a cartel on bid-ask spreads of Swiss franc interest rate derivatives.
Wow, Argentina! Argentina’s Pres. Cristina Kirchner, called out the U.S./money cartel/financial Terrorists! Excerpt: …police warned her about supposed plots against her by Islamic State activists. “So, if something happens to me, don’t look to the Mideast, look north” to the…
“Vanguard shows little or no profit and pays little or no federal or state income tax despite managing Funds with nearly $2 trillion in assets.”
[…] The takeaway for investors is this: high mutual fund fees are already gobbling up your hopes to ever retire in comfort. As Frontline’s Martin Smith exposed in April of last year, if you’re receiving the typical long-term return of 7 percent on your 401(k) plan and your fees are 2 percent, almost two-thirds of your account will go to Wall Street over the course of your career.