Monday, March 25, 2013

121. PERDAS ENORMES NA BANCA INGLA

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O ARTIGO DIZ QUE OS BANCOS CONTINUAM A PAGAR CARO PELA MÁ GESTÃO E AINDA ESTÃO NO ATOLEIRO SEM DINHEIRO.  

APESAR DESSA INCOMPETÊNCIA, O PRIMEIRO MINISTRO INGLA E O GOVERNADOR DE LONDRES VIRAM SINDICALISTAS NA DEFESA  INCONDICIONAL DOS BANKERS. ELES VÊM SEMPRE COM A MESMA CANÇÃO DIZENDO QUE TEMOS DE OS PAGAR BEM PORQUE SENÃO VÃO-SE EMBORA!

VÃO? PARA ONDE? NINGUÉM OS QUER! PIRATAS E INCOMPETENTES HÁ DEMAIS POR TODA A PARTE! DEVIAM  SER TODOS DESPEDIDOS  E PÔR LÁ GENTE PURA SEM CADASTRO!  SE FOSSEM TÃO BONS COMO DIZEM, OS BANCOS NÃO ANDARIAM DE RASTOS E A CHUPAR NO CONTRIBUINTE.  MUITOS DELES SÃO GRANDES CRIMINOSOS E AS FRAUDES NO VALOR DE MILHÕES E BILIÕES   EM QUE SE ENVOLVERAM ELEVAM O ALCAPONE AO ESTATUTO  DE SANTO. O HSBC FOI ACUSADO DE BRANQUEAR DINHEIRO DO IRÃO, DOS CARTÉS NARCO-TRÁFICO DO MÉXICO E ATÉ DO HEZBOLAH.

O  BANCO CENTRAL DA TERRA INGLA NÃO PÁRA DE INJETAR NELES  BILIÕES DE LIBRAS! MAS A ISTO ELES NÃO CHAMAM EMPRESTAR OU DAR DINHEIRO DO CONTRIBUINTE AOS BANCOS: ELES INVENTARAM A EXPRESSÃO QUANTITY EASING PARA DESPISTAR OS CURIOSOS. 

É ÓBVIO QUE QUANDO MUITOS DOS MINISTROS INGLAS PERDEREM OS MINISTÉRIOS EM 2015, ELES REGRESSARÃO À BASE, QUER DIZER, À BANCA. BEM, ELES NUNCA DE LÁ SAÍRAM: ESTÃO FORA DENTRO. POR ISSO, TAMBÉM QUEREM MANTER A FISCALIZAÇÃO EUROPEIA FORA DA CITY, PARA PODEREM CONTINUAR OS COM OS NEGÓCIOS VERMELHOS E ACEITAÇÃO DE DEPÓSITOS VINDOS DE ORIGENS ILUSIONISTAS. 

QUEM LHES TEM APRERTADO O GARGALO SÃO OS ESTADOS UNIDOS DA AMÉRICA. ESPETAM-LHES COIMAS DE MILHÕES DE LIBRAS EM CIMA DO PELO DEVIDO A TRANSAÇÕES CRIMINOSAS. O HSBC FOI UM DELES. 

EM RELAÇÃO A ESTE BANCO, MENIONARAM TRANSAÇÕES ILEGAIS NUM VALOR SUPERIOR A UMA CENTENA E MEIA  DE BILIÕES DE LIBRAS! TAMBÉM AINDA NÃO ESQUECEMOS A ROUBALHEIRA NO LIBOR, NA QUAL PRATICAMENTE QUASE TODOS OS BANCOS SE ENVOLVERAM.

ESTA GENTE, A BANCARIA E COMPANHIA, TÊM DE COMEÇAR A GANHAR SALÁRIOS NORMAIS COMO TODA A GENTE. VAI SER COMPLICADO PORQUE ESTÃO DEMASIADO HABITUADOS AO LEITINHO DO BIBERON. TÊM DE SER DESMAMADOS À FORÇA! 



Big Five UK banks see profits for 2012 'wiped out'

Skyline of Canary Wharf in LondonKPMG says that banks have made progress
The major UK banks saw a 45% rise in core profits in 2012, but that hike was wiped out by a mix of regulation and their own mistakes, a KPMG report says.
Its performance report looks at Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, RBS and Standard Chartered.
It says the banks' combined core profits last year were £31.5bn.
But this was eliminated by the "cost of past mistakes and increased creditworthiness of their own debt", the audit firm's report says.
"Dire"
This development meant that the major banks actually saw their statutory profits slump 40% on the previous year, at £11.7bn, KPMG added.
The banks, it says, were hit by PPI costs of £7.4bn - up from £5.7bn in 2011.

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The necessary changes to address conduct and behavioural failings will have a significant cost”
Bill MichaelKPMG
In addition, there were other fines and penalties from regulators and "redress provisions" of £4.7bn, and a £12.8bn accounting hit for losses caused by the revaluation of "own debt'", "reflecting the credit markets' more positive view on bank issuers and interest rate movements".
"Banks had a better performance year in 2012 but their improved core profits were eaten up by fines and other exceptional items, leaving them down on 2011," said Bill Michael of KPMG.
He added: "In terms of their reputations, 2012 was a dire year. This is why it is so important for them to address cultural and ethical perceptions and issues. Restoring customer trust is critical."
'Essential function'
However the report does acknowledge the improvement in core performance from the banks, and says it is due to two main factors.
Better credit performance has meant that impairment (bad loan) charges have continued to fall with continued low interest rates enabling the majority of customers to pay their mortgages and even reduce their credit exposures.
And stronger investment banking results have meant that revenues were generally up, especially in rates businesses, helped in large part by more positive sentiment surrounding the future of the eurozone.
But the report also points out that current events in Cyprus show that such sentiment can be transitory,
"Overall, banks have made progress," said Mr Michael. "They have strengthened their balance sheets and made strides to bolster their capital.
"They are becoming better able to carry out their essential function of providing support to businesses and promoting economic growth. However, the necessary changes to address conduct and behavioural failings will have a significant cost."

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