Never ending story....Totalversagen auf allen Linien: Justiz-, Behörden-, Parlaments-. Politkerinnen-, Wählerinnen- Demokratie -Versagen !!!
Hartnäckig und unbequem: Oberstaatsanwältin Anne Brorhilker hat bei Cum-ex-Ermittlungen Pionierarbeit geleistet und sich vor allem von Verteidigern der Beschuldigten viel Kritik eingehandelt
Nun wird sie offenbar - wegen ihres erfolgreichen Vorgehens.....abgelöst!
HIER - NUR MAL SO ZUR ERINNERUNG ; WIE WALLSTREET MIT WASHINGTON UMSPRINGT.......und nicht nur mit WASHINTON!
Aufgrund und im Zusammenhang mit den grandiosen Gebirgen an Staatsschulden rund um den Globus hat "Die Finanzindustrie" inzwischen alle Hebel in der Hand, um die politischen Richtungen nach ihrem Belieben zu steuern!
TURNING A BLIND EYE* - Die FINnanzindustrie endlich an die Kette legen!
Four principal factors account for Wall Street’s continued dominance in the corridors of Washington.
1. the financial industry has spent massive sums on lobbying and campaign contributions, and its political influence has expanded along with the growing significance of the financial sector in the U.S. economy.
2. financial regulators have aggressively competed within and across national boundaries to attract the allegiance of large financial institutions. Wall Street has skillfully exploited the resulting opportunities for regulatory arbitrage
3. Wall Street’s political clout discourages regulators from imposing restraints on the financial industry. Politicians and regulators encounter significant “pushback” whenever they oppose Wall Street’s agenda, and they also lose opportunities for lucrative “revolving door” employment from the industry and its service providers.
4. the financial industry has achieved “cognitive capture” through the “revolving door” and other close connections between Wall Street and
Washington. A widely-shared “conventional wisdom” persists in Washington—notwithstanding abundant evidence to the contrary—that (i) giant SIFIs are safer than smaller, more specialized institutions, (ii) SIFIs are essential to meet the demands of large multinational corporations in a globalized economy, and (iii) requiring U.S. SIFIs to comply with stronger rules will impair their ability to compete with foreign financial conglomerates and reduce the availability of credit to U.S. firms and consumers.
Washington. A widely-shared “conventional wisdom” persists in Washington—notwithstanding abundant evidence to the contrary—that (i) giant SIFIs are safer than smaller, more specialized institutions, (ii) SIFIs are essential to meet the demands of large multinational corporations in a globalized economy, and (iii) requiring U.S. SIFIs to comply with stronger rules will impair their ability to compete with foreign financial conglomerates and reduce the availability of credit to U.S. firms and consumers.
SIFI are “too big to jail, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_global_systemrelevanter_Banken
"Die Logik, die Finanzmärkte antreibt, hat sich im Vergleich zur Finanzkrise 2007/2008 nicht geändert!
Im Gegenteil: Sie greift sogar immer weiter um sich.Mit fatalen Folgen für uns alle."Gerhard Schick-FinanzwendeFreundliche Grüße
H. Federmann
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