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Previously on "The official "Bloodbath in the City... doomed!" thread"
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HTF can these banks lose money? Surely they can borrow it from central banks at negative interest rates and then buy a few London properties in Mayfair? Easy double your money, rinse and repeat.Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
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I've earned a lot of money over recent years cleaing up messes - HSBC's global money laundering, Virgin Money picking the bones of Northern Rock, Citi having to sell off its retail loan portfolios and Deutsche itself - toxic mortgages.
Banks over the last 20 years have made very pedestrian profits if you factor out all the wild gambling and consequent bale outs but we consultants don't make money off business-as-usual. We thrive on ebb and flow, rise and fall. The last thing we want is the likes of Deutsche to tick over like a swiss watch. It's about building and demolishing. Architects and demolition experts get paid a lot more than janitors and window cleaners.
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Read all about it, read all about it ...Originally posted by AtW View PostYes.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c8f8e29c-6...#axzz3q2ALopOl
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Don't worry. It's just the economy re-balancing away from finance.
It's a good thing.
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They can't shift anyone in Germany though, they have a history Of laid off workers heading for the train lines and jumping.
I was there 3 years on several programmes, they were good to me but it is very American cultured.
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When Greece defaults that should about be the end of DB. Won't take much more.
AtW, do you think this is a reaction to the VW scandal?
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