The issue of proprietary trading is not about speculation. If anything it is about a lack of speculation. It is about a conflict of interests between a firm and its clients and its shareholders. As I understand it,…
I don't know if I'm being naive here but could it be possible that even though bankers acted criminally, the economy and by proxy a lot of average folk, would still have been worst of without a bailout?
That kind of behavior is strangely similar to the kind of behavior that corrupts the public sector and government. Isn't it ironic that we are so quick to bring about arguments regarding the inefficiencies of command…
The issue of proprietary trading is not about speculation. If anything it is about a lack of speculation. It is about a conflict of interests between a firm and its clients and its shareholders. As I understand it,…
I don't know if I'm being naive here but could it be possible that even though bankers acted criminally, the economy and by proxy a lot of average folk, would still have been worst of without a bailout?
That kind of behavior is strangely similar to the kind of behavior that corrupts the public sector and government. Isn't it ironic that we are so quick to bring about arguments regarding the inefficiencies of command…