How can Hancock truthfully assess AIG risk, as the Feds admit that AIG remains a systemic risk to our remaining weak financial system?
If AIG remains even a potential risk as the Feds claim, it is too big to exist and should be broken up. It is of interest to note that Hancock made his comments to the boys at Deutsche, an institution that is one of the most levered and compromised.
Reason #235 AIG should have just been allowed to fail in the first place. I wonder just how much shareholders would have been “cheated out of” then? What a buffoon.
There are more dislikes but that is not why I post.
Just days after my post the 2 joint CEO’s of Deutsche resigned, and their main offices in Europe are being raided.
You are known by the company you keep!
How can Hancock truthfully assess AIG risk, as the Feds admit that AIG remains a systemic risk to our remaining weak financial system?
If AIG remains even a potential risk as the Feds claim, it is too big to exist and should be broken up. It is of interest to note that Hancock made his comments to the boys at Deutsche, an institution that is one of the most levered and compromised.
Reason #235 AIG should have just been allowed to fail in the first place. I wonder just how much shareholders would have been “cheated out of” then? What a buffoon.
There are more dislikes but that is not why I post.
Just days after my post the 2 joint CEO’s of Deutsche resigned, and their main offices in Europe are being raided.
You are known by the company you keep!