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The Fed is creating new money, not stealing them - if banks fold everybody is fooked, so the Fed is doing essential public service at the time of major disasterOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostLike the FED transferring wods to Banks but not the other 99% of users?
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Like the FED transferring wods to Banks but not the other 99% of users?
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“ The Financial Times revealed last week that Wirecard’s auditors in EY’s German office failed for at least three years to request crucial account information from a Singapore bank where Wirecard claimed it had up to €1bn in cash, a routine audit procedure that could have uncovered the fraud.”

A German (!) listed (!) company keeps very material amount of cash anywhere other than Deutsche Bank’s branch located in Germany?
Immediate red flag
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EY prepares for backlash over Wirecard scandal
In an internal note to senior partners on Friday, EY advised them to tell clients that the “objective” of the large international fraud at Wirecard was to “deceive investors and EY”.
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And the objective of an auditor was exactly what?
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