¿quien quereis que pague FDIC, JPM?
A mi me da exactamente igual pero lo que está claro es que alguien o ambos van a pagar los platos rotos y veremos si aparte del tema económico no se paga con una investigación criminal que de con unos cuantos directos a la carcel.
Ellos ahora estan tensando la cuerda y atricherandose en sus posiciones de cara a la opinión pública, los fuegos cruzados van a empezar dentro de poco.
Cualquiera que conozca la historia recordará el informe anual de JP Morgan y las alabanzas a las ganancias con Wamu.
Por lo visto entonces se creían tan inmunes a pagar más que podían alardear de haber comprado una empresa rentable a precio de ganga.
La actitud actual de reclamar más dinero ahora para cubrir pérdidas no es más que una táctica para hacer ver lo contrario que pusieron en el informe anual.
Espero que el examiner y la Juez les de para el pelo a esta pandilla de gamberros y que unos u otros paguen lo que realmente valía Wamu cuando la incautaron.
Y las palabras de Dimon alardeando de la magnífica compra que realizaron, que incluso si él hubiera querido la podría haber comprado por 1$ cuando todos conocíamos el Proyecto Occidente y la oferta del Tito Botín. Sinvergüenza...
si,si, de momento JPM se esta saliendo con la suya.A ver como acaba el tema.
Aqui cada uno barre para su casa.
Al final lo que vale es el informe del examiner y las decisiones de la Juez.
No me creo historias para no dormir de corrupciones y sobornos.
Si sale mal será porque realmente correspondía incautar pero tengo una enorme duda de que sea JPM quien se lleve el gato al agua.
(1) FDIC Recommendations for Seizure {Redacted FOIA}
(a) FDIC Sign-Offs (or not) – Washington Mutual Bank Seizure
http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/d...
PDF 6
This recommendation is prepared by:
Sharon Yore, Franchise and Asset Marketing, DRR - Washington – Signed
This recommendation is supported by:
Kenneth N. Blincow, Franchise and Asset Marketing, DRR – Dallas – Not Signed
Wendy Hoskins, Franchise and Asset Marketiing, DRR – Washington – Not Signed
George French, Deputy Director, DSC – Washington – Not Signed
Sara A. Kelsey, General Counsel – but*
* but, look at her signature {sorry Ghost}, it isn’t hers, it is by John V. Thomas “for” Sara A. Kelsey
(b) FDIC Sign-Offs (or not) – Wachovia Bank Supervised Sale to Citi
http://www.fcic.gov/hearings/pdfs/2010-0...
PDF 82
This recommendation is prepared by:
Sharon Yore, Franchise and Asset Marketing, DRR - Washington – Signed
This recommendation is supported by:
George French, Deputy Director, DSC – Washington – Not Signed
Sara A. Kelsey, General Counsel – Signed, but*
* but, look at her signature {sorry Ghost}, it isn’t hers, it is by John V. Thomas “for” Sara A. Kelsey
(2) Who is SARA A. KESLEY?
(A) Sara A. Kelsey Appointed FDIC General Counsel
http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2007...
FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair today announced the appointment of Sara A. Kelsey, Deputy Superintendent and General Counsel of the New York State Banking Department, as the agency's new General Counsel. The appointment was unanimously approved by the FDIC Board of Directors.
Before joining the FDIC, Ms. Kelsey served as Deputy Superintendent and General Counsel of the New York State Banking Department for more than eight years, as Counsel at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, New York, NY, for nearly two years, and as Senior Vice President and Associate General Counsel at Chase Manhattan Bank for ten years.
(B) FDIC General Counsel Sara A. Kelsey to Retire
http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2008...
Sara A. Kelsey, General Counsel of the FDIC, will retire on October 31, 2008. Ms. Kelsey has served in this position for the past two years.
ith the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C., in 1976.
(C) Joins WILMERHALE
http://www.wilmerhale.com/sara_kelsey/
Sara Kelsey is a counsel in the Regulatory and Government Affairs Department, and a member of the Financial Institutions Practice Group. She joined the firm in 2009.
(3) Who represents the BANK BONDHOLDERS?
http://www.ghostofwamu.com/documents/09-...
Respectfully submitted,
Intervenor-Applicants Bank Bondholders
By their Attorneys,
/s/ Philip D. Anker
WILMER CUTLER PICKERING HALE &
DORR LLP
(aka WILMERHALE)
(4) Who was at WILMERHALE (also former SEC Director) now at JPMC?
http://www.allbusiness.com/services/busi...
Stephen M. Cutler to Become General Counsel of JPMorgan Chase.
NEW YORK -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) announced today that Stephen M. Cutler will be appointed Executive Vice President, General Counsel and head of the company's Legal and Compliance activities worldwide, effective February 2007. He will report to CEO Jamie Dimon, and will also join the firm's Operating Committee. Mr. Cutler succeeds Joan Guggenheimer, who died earlier this year.
Mr. Cutler, 45, joins JPMorgan Chase from the law firm of WilmerHale in Washington, D.C., where he is a partner and co-chair of the firm's Securities Department.
Before joining WilmerHale in 2005, he was Director of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Division of Enforcement during some of the most active years in the agency's history.
