From a New York Times report from the World Economic Forum currently taking place in Davos, Switzerland:
One senior banker, sipping his cup of espresso, sighed deeply when asked about the trust deficit in the financial industry these days.
“Tobacco companies have it so easy by comparison,” he said.
“Tobacco companies have it so easy by comparison,” he said.
Wow. That’s cold.
yah, well he’s there and we know what Davos is, almost as bad as bilderbergs….so as I said, he’s there and i bet his bank is picking up the dime, while we’re out at least a couple T or more. I dont see the Ford people there. or perhaps they are, but their cars still run, while OTC derivatives have contributed to decapitalizing their banks.