From: Deadly Clear
TruthDig posted the latest Ellen Brown, Web of Debt examination of the financial market.
Five years after
the financial collapse precipitated by the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy on
September 15, 2008, the risk of another full-blown financial panic is
still looming large, despite the Dodd Frank legislation designed to contain it. As noted in a recent Reuters article, the risk has just moved into the shadows:
[B]anks are pulling back their balance sheets from the fringes of the credit markets, with more and more risk being driven to unregulated lenders that comprise the $60 trillion “shadow-banking” sector.Increased regulation and low interest rates have made lending to homeowners and small businesses less attractive than before 2008. The easy subprime scams of yesteryear are no more. MORE
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