Monthly Archives: February 2015

German ‘nein’ first step to meaningful Greek recovery

Germany’s rejection of the Greek extension plan this morning, is an opportunity for Greece to truly restructure. In order to find a way out of the endless web of debt now entrapping the world, pragmatists must start with a simple … Continue reading

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Fraud expert Bill Black discusses bank crimes on Wharton Business radio

Financial fraud expert Bill Black discussed the HSBC case on Wharton Business radio today. You can listen to an audio link of the discussion here. William K. Black, a professor of economics and law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City … Continue reading

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HSBC Geneva offices raided–arrest of individual actors needed

We must demand that individual actors breaking the law in banks be arrested and charged. Nameless corporate fines, only enable criminal behavior.  Yet another government report this week confirms that the major investment banks still pose a menacing threat to … Continue reading

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