CNBC’s Leslie Picker, be a part of ‘Energy Lunch’ to report on the Senate listening to on banks.
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Every time there is regulation, this big banks just transfer the burden into fees and extra cost for consumers and borrowers. EVERY TIME!
legal looting by political parasites
Unbelievable!
These jokers have forgotten what happened in 2008 when the largest bank in the World by balance sheet nearly collapsed because they had ZERO capital? The Govt had to step in and become the main shareholder after shares hit 0.17c.
The capital buffers ensure the big banks have liquidity.
You know when ANY of the big 4 banks in the US are requesting LESS REGULATION, they are in serious financial trouble!!
The banks that DO want less regulation, short them NOW. Move your assets elsewhere.
Banks are evil. They enslave Americans
If 2008 wasnt a thing maybe i could take what they day at face value lol.
What Jamie Dimon is trying to say is that the people in Washington who don’t like banks and business don’t care what effect this will have on the economy, because their lives won’t be impacted whatsoever…. and they don’t care about the middle class or the poor because they’ve got them over a barrel, so the fact that this might hurt the United States is not a concern for the Biden administration.
She is back reading script
Banks are scared …… they want to keep their money lol… not going to happen…
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JPMorgan Chase has been fined nearly $39 billion for all kinds of claims of misconduct, including anti-competitive practices, securities abuses, cheating worker pay, and other violations.
When referring to assets, it's "capital." When referring to the neighborhood in which the United States government is located, It's "Capitol" Hill — with an "o," not an "a."
It's astonishing CNBC hasn't yet figured that out, but still expects to be treated a professional media organization…