I fear that we do the same here in our country, although it is a little less obvious.
The reason your banks went down is because of recklessness and greed.
One bank/one vote is not democracy.
We spend .2 percent of our GDP on aid. Other wealthy countries as a group average .4 percent. So we're at half the level.
I want to commend the chair for his selection of the title of this hearing, which illustrates how our foreign aid budget is an important par...
The banks are not doing what we need them to do. We need them to make business loans.
We need parity for credit unions, both as to the level of depositor insurance and as to access to liquidity facilities.
Under the Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) system, we penalize every bank, every time they make a good business loan.
The purpose of our capital markets for working American families is to finance factories and businesses where they can work at blue- and whi...
If we want clarity, let's just make it clear, and the industry should lobby for this, that the SEC has full jurisdiction.
What this does is it diverts that to a new, hidden money system.