“Crime doesn’t pay.” Actually it does, handsomely. If you are a banker or large financial player, it pays wonderfully. You get filthy rich committing the crimes and after…you continue to get filthy rich. What doesn’t pay is reporting crime. Not long ago I read a rather good book about a small number of honest people …
Just a brief update. Two links for you . Two brief interviews: one with me the other with Jonathan Sugarman, both about the failure of Financial Regulators. Belgian TV released another part of the interview they did with Jonathan Sugarman. In this part he talks about the Irish Bank guarentee and asks where was the …
WhistleblowerIRL, AKA Jonathan Sugarman continues to fight UniCredit. One rather impecunious man fighting a trillion euro bank. But Jonathan is nothing if not …well I leave you to fill in the blank. The update comes via a very good 12th Nov. editorial in Village Magazine in Ireland, “Blowing the whistle so hard it hurts”. In …
This is the text of a speech (Which you can see here) given by Irish whistle-blowing former banker Jonathan Sugarman speaking recently in Athens. Τhe function was organized by ATTAC-Hellas in collaboration with the Greek Committee for a Public Debt Audit. Sugarman spoke on the Libor scandal, the lack of transparency in banking practices, the …
