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Previously on "The bottom for investment banking is slipping from view"
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYour new avatar looks distinctly German.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostGot an interview at an IB in Frankfurt for a years contract next week but not too hopeful as the parent company has just posted large losses
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Got an interview at an IB in Frankfurt for a years contract next week but not too hopeful as the parent company has just posted large losses
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAll the banks are still up to their eyes in leveraged debt and toxic assets.
Luckily Labour are creating a bad bank to hold them all at taxpayers expense.
Personally I'd be happier if the assets of every banking employee were seized and sold to help pay for it all. Greedy, lying, evil ****ers.
Well : that we haven't spent on champagne, dancing girls or snorted.......
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAll the banks are still up to their eyes in leveraged debt and toxic assets.
Luckily Labour are creating a bad bank to hold them all at taxpayers expense.
Personally I'd be happier if the assets of every banking employee were seized and sold to help pay for it all. Greedy, lying, evil ****ers.
Only a good bout of inflation will get rid of it.
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All the banks are still up to their eyes in leveraged debt and toxic assets.
Luckily Labour are creating a bad bank to hold them all at taxpayers expense.
Personally I'd be happier if the assets of every banking employee were seized and sold to help pay for it all. Greedy, lying, evil ****ers.
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I recently had a meeting with a large banking group which has an IB arm. To quote one of their bods in the meeting
We expect a great deal of turbulence in that part of the bank over the coming year
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Good riddance to all that unproductive backstabbing greedy scum.
Hope they all decide to do something socially useful.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 16 January 2009, 08:27.
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