Guess which bank won the most admired award…
The 21st Century is in a race against events.
“There will be no real non-controlled currency in the world. There’s no government that’s gonna put up with it for long,” -JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
…institutional investors are once again beginning to fret about what might be lurking around the corner.
It’s time to get painfully honest about this
by Adam Taggart
Now What?
The appellate court says the plaintiffs made a sufficient enough case for further investigation into a monopoly claim
The findings of the appellate court will accompany the case file
Judge Engelmeyer’s decision is removed and the case is remanded for further litigation and discovery
In 2010 the international community reached a new monetary consensus that called for a weaker U.S. Dollar, a stronger basket of reserve currencies (SDR)…
The major point I wish to make is that there are nonviolent solutions, options other than simply going to war with other nuclear powers!
Now, according to Sarah Butcher at EFinancialCareers, at least two executives at JPMorgan have forbidden their technology workers from explaining exactly what they do at the bank on their LinkedIn profiles.
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According to Anish Bhimani, Chief Information Risk Officer at JPMorgan Chase, in an interview published at the Information Networking Institute (INI) at Carnegie Mellon, JPMorgan has “more software developers than Google, and more technologists than Microsoft…we get to build things at scale that have never been done before.”
JP Morgan’s surveillance program, which is being tested in the trading business and will spread throughout the global investment-banking and asset-management divisions by 2016, offers a glimpse into Wall Street’s future.
The largest U.S. bank by assets said the investigations focus on its spot foreign-exchange trading activities and controls related to those activities.
So the CFTC claims it will be vigilant. Like, for example, allowing JP Morgan to continue to issue fraudulent reports for well over a year despite repeated warnings, and then ultimately settle for a dollar amount that is probably equivalent to the Dimon family’s annual budget for toilet paper? Yeah, that’ll show ‘em who’s boss.
On February 10, 2014, Better Markets filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia challenging the historic and unprecedented $13 billion settlement agreement between the U.S. Department of Justice and JP Morgan Chase (“Agreement”). Better Markets alleges in its complaint that the DOJ violated the Constitution…
Here are some that made me lol “If a rolling loan gather’s no loss, why does a rolling bankster head gather no pity?” “What did you think would happen? Any idiot could have seen this coming. How can you be…
We are only now learning that this was done months ago?! I want to know what other important information is being withheld… ~Ron Bloomberg reported today: Jamie Dimon’s Power Struggle: Loses Bank Chairman Role, A Bigger Blow May Come Next…