Ed Miliband: Change now or be broken up
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Ed Miliband: Change now or be broken up
Ed Miliband, Labour lægger op til at save bankerne midt over. Undtagen hvis bankerne siger undskyld, lover bod og bedring og forbedrer sig, selvfølgeligt.
Change now or be broken up
Et gratis spark fra en oppositionspolitiker til en hadet branche, som allerede ligger ned, styrtblødende? Eller et tegn på hvordan bankerne skal løse tillidskrisen. Ved at splitte de risikable, spekulative forretninger ud i selvstændige selskaber - så de almindelige kunder og små forretningsdrivende ikke rives ned.
Har det mon den ønskede, stabiliserende effekt? At splitte bankerne op i spekulationsselskaber og sparekasser - i en tid, hvor snart sagt enhver lønmodtager er spekulant gennem deres pensionsopsparinger?
Change now or be broken up
Et gratis spark fra en oppositionspolitiker til en hadet branche, som allerede ligger ned, styrtblødende? Eller et tegn på hvordan bankerne skal løse tillidskrisen. Ved at splitte de risikable, spekulative forretninger ud i selvstændige selskaber - så de almindelige kunder og små forretningsdrivende ikke rives ned.
Har det mon den ønskede, stabiliserende effekt? At splitte bankerne op i spekulationsselskaber og sparekasser - i en tid, hvor snart sagt enhver lønmodtager er spekulant gennem deres pensionsopsparinger?
HenningK- Antal indlæg : 328
Join date : 23/07/11
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Som Du for en måned siden kunne se, så er det jo allerede de facto besluttet at bankerne skal splittes ad.HenningK skrev:Ed Miliband, Labour lægger op til at save bankerne midt over. Undtagen hvis bankerne siger undskyld, lover bod og bedring og forbedrer sig, selvfølgeligt.
Change now or be broken up
Et gratis spark fra en oppositionspolitiker til en hadet branche, som allerede ligger ned, styrtblødende? Eller et tegn på hvordan bankerne skal løse tillidskrisen. Ved at splitte de risikable, spekulative forretninger ud i selvstændige selskaber - så de almindelige kunder og små forretningsdrivende ikke rives ned.
Har det mon den ønskede, stabiliserende effekt? At splitte bankerne op i spekulationsselskaber og sparekasser - i en tid, hvor snart sagt enhver lønmodtager er spekulant gennem deres pensionsopsparinger?
Jeg refererer her til "White Papir: Banking Reform."
Altså f.eks. handelsafdelingerne skal jo bare afvikles, for investorerne (pensionsselskaberne) vil hellere købe obligationerne direkte.
Desuden har man i Storbritannien haft endog større problemer med deres detailbanking en vi har haft i Danmark. I Nordirland har visse bankers edb-system været gået ned i månedsvis - og ikke som Danske Banks, der ved kvartalsskift lægger sig ned og tuder - af pengemangel.
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Join date : 27/10/08
US banker rager igen mia til sig i profit, efter massiv redning, hvem betaler ?
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-03/no-joy-on-wall-street-as-biggest-banks-earn-63-billion.html
- " Four years ago today, President George W. Bush signed into law the biggest corporate rescue in American history. Even as U.S. unemployment has remained above 8 percent for 43 months, the country’s biggest banks are making almost as much as they ever have. "
- " The combined $63 billion in profit reported by the six largest U.S. lenders over the four quarters through June is more than they earned in any calendar year since the peak in 2006"
- " Bank of America Corp. made more in the 12-month period than Walt Disney Co. and McDonald’s Corp. combined. Citigroup Inc. (C), which like Bank of America took $45 billion in taxpayer funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, earned more than Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) and Boeing Co. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), the largest U.S. bank by assets, had profits of more than $17 billion even after reporting a $5.8 billion trading loss."
- " “The people who were at the heart of the financial crisis because of their risk-taking were the ones who came out on the top,” said former U.S. Senator Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat who co-sponsored a 2010 measure that would have shrunk banks"
- " Dick Kovacevich, who retired as chairman of Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) in 2009, was in the men’s dining room of his San Francisco country club in July after the bank reported a $4.6 billion second-quarter profit.
A man there spoke to him, and not to offer praise for the best results in the firm’s 160 years.
“Wall Street was bailed out, and Main Street wasn’t,” he told Kovacevich, the 68-year-old banker said in an interview.
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Og det er jo præcis hvad man er i fuld gang med i europa. Belønner - redder - de, der via hovedløs udlån, bragte finanskrisen, så de slipper for at gå ned, og de takker ved at modtage massive mia lån til 0-rente, samtidig med de har udvist en ekstrem stramning af indtægts-skruen via massive rentestigninger på udlån til kunderne, dertil større gebyr. Så snart ser vi at de store banker igen vælter sig i penge, foræret af stat og skatteydere. Samtidig med at de samme stater glemte at se på de reelle produktive virksomheder, eksportvirksomheder etc.
- " Four years ago today, President George W. Bush signed into law the biggest corporate rescue in American history. Even as U.S. unemployment has remained above 8 percent for 43 months, the country’s biggest banks are making almost as much as they ever have. "
- " The combined $63 billion in profit reported by the six largest U.S. lenders over the four quarters through June is more than they earned in any calendar year since the peak in 2006"
- " Bank of America Corp. made more in the 12-month period than Walt Disney Co. and McDonald’s Corp. combined. Citigroup Inc. (C), which like Bank of America took $45 billion in taxpayer funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, earned more than Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) and Boeing Co. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), the largest U.S. bank by assets, had profits of more than $17 billion even after reporting a $5.8 billion trading loss."
- " “The people who were at the heart of the financial crisis because of their risk-taking were the ones who came out on the top,” said former U.S. Senator Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat who co-sponsored a 2010 measure that would have shrunk banks"
- " Dick Kovacevich, who retired as chairman of Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) in 2009, was in the men’s dining room of his San Francisco country club in July after the bank reported a $4.6 billion second-quarter profit.
A man there spoke to him, and not to offer praise for the best results in the firm’s 160 years.
“Wall Street was bailed out, and Main Street wasn’t,” he told Kovacevich, the 68-year-old banker said in an interview.
"
Og det er jo præcis hvad man er i fuld gang med i europa. Belønner - redder - de, der via hovedløs udlån, bragte finanskrisen, så de slipper for at gå ned, og de takker ved at modtage massive mia lån til 0-rente, samtidig med de har udvist en ekstrem stramning af indtægts-skruen via massive rentestigninger på udlån til kunderne, dertil større gebyr. Så snart ser vi at de store banker igen vælter sig i penge, foræret af stat og skatteydere. Samtidig med at de samme stater glemte at se på de reelle produktive virksomheder, eksportvirksomheder etc.
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