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From watching this movie it seems as if Barings Bank promoted Leeson to a position far above his track record or capabilities. I know this sounds simplistic, but he was virtually set up to fail by the sheer incompetence of owners/finance managers who weren't aware of their own limitations, let alone his! Once in Singapore, Leeson had no real supervision, limited funding for securing a team of key staff and a total dread of being sent back to London as a failure. What a truly awful set of circumstances!!
With the sudden removal of regulations banks couldn't expand fast enough, they were hiring anyone who half knew what they were doing and had zero experience.
@rosiewhite …..I thoroughly agree . Unfortunately the chain of command was deeply flawed . The managers simply did not have the requisite knowledge to understand what Leeson was doing , let alone the sense to put in place checks in the system and to keep a close eye on him when he was trading at such a level. Poor old Peter Baring was wholly unaware of all this , relying on his managers etc to keep him fully appraised and informed and he was absolutely devastated by the loss of the family firm which for generations had set the standards for probity within the City . So , I certainly do NOT think that your comment is simplistic , not at all and you seem to understand just how awful were the circumstances and the impact it had on all the other very decent employees of which there were hundreds , all who lost their jobs and security because of one thoroughly dishonest and greedy man . Happily, I believe most of them were able to find further employment in the City , very much helped by the board of Barings but still , it was also devastating for them. So long ago but I too will never forget what Leeson did . BWs to you .
+punchanit boonyarat He used the bank to finance unauthorised market positions. Because he wasn't supervised he was allowed to do this and the bank was none the wiser. He also committed forgery to conceal the fact. Crashed the market and broke the bank.
Fast forward to 2022, the stock market has once again become a gamble market lol. The market in 2022 was detached from reality that buying into a position was more or less a gamble
Feel sorry for his result. We always want more. We always want to show the best ourselves in front of others. Dont be so mean to yourself. We are human. Risk and return, take big return, however, we are undertaking high risks as well. Dont be greedy, just enjoy your life.
I've watched this movie several times.. A good follow up movie is " Margin Call"...shows how the sub prime loan scam crash started..how lehman brothers was the first to dump so much junk mortgage-backed-securities (MBS) on the market... started the crash of 2008..
In the press analysis following the collapse, journalists did not blame Leeson that much, they tended to see him as just a Watford wide boy. In their view, It was the hooray henries running Barings who should have seen it coming.
that's because England post 60s has been pushed by a socialist agenda. media obviously portrayed this all as incompetent upper class fools who weren't managing the bank properly, giving the working class lad from Watford a pass. In reality he did things he shouldn't have, lied about it, falsified records and basically committed fraud despite management attempting to check up on him. Hes a crook plain and simple and destroyed an institution as a result costing the jobs of everyone there due to his greed. Should still be in jail.
He was duly sentenced and served his time. The upper class fools were quite happy to let working class barrow boys make money for them whilst always remaining superior themselves. Clearly they didn't check up on him properly or this would never have happened.
would you have the same opinion if it was a working class girl caught stealing out the till in a pub up in the north of England? that the owners were to blame for not checking up on them properly? leeson was a fraudster, he lied and cheated to make a bigger bonus, that's all there was to it. he's got psychopathic tendencies, watch a couple of interviews with him to see this. the other interesting thing is what has happened to the city of London since the big bang? so the upper class partnerships and the old boys city club was busted wide open by thatcher. result foreign banks swallowed up the whole city of London's financial business. they employ an international jet set banking class (in London usually eurobankers), they avoid tax wherever possible & they take huge reckless gambles with other peoples money (this didn't happen in the English partnership model as the owners had a stake in the business and cared about its long term future).
zatara wood I don't really see the comparison. Anyone guilty of fraud should be punished, a pub is a small concern however and cannot be expected to have the same vetting and accounting procedures as a merchant bank. The old boys network were more than happy to employ people like Leeson to make "loads of money" for them. They cannot escape the responsibility that came with that decision.
Joe Hart its just an analogy to remove it from its social context. yes, the management failed in their duty to their shareholders and employees however Leeson was a crook plain and simple. he lied to other staff and auditors and fabricated documents. when you get someone like this in a management position like Leeson was put into its extremely difficult to catch them out quickly enough to prevent damage. You see the same thing happen at SocGen and then at UBS in recent years and they both had extensive systems in place.
aaaaah the good old days, where banks were not allowed to trade for themselves! It needed one lunatic to take down a bank, now there are lunatics everywhere
1:22:00 my first mobile phone - Nokia 2210 smallest handset on the market at the time with big digital display and nice lines made it a cut above the rest…
I'd actually say that this is the best film about the market, perhaps not a good film, but in terms of realism, yes, this is exactly what the business is like.
@@uzi69jmillz15 yeh the Irish are a funny bunch dealt with a large Irish company in London and they were dodgy and I was found out they did cocaine at board meeting
I saw that documentary - Trader (1987). Also fantastic. The only thing I have beef with is that in the documentary it showed that his hedge fund predicted the 1987 collapse using charts, but I'm skeptical about the method they showed in the documentary of how he used that to predict price movements in the market. Anyway, as a novice I love any movies relating to wall street/iinvesting. Barbarians at the Gate is also a good one.
That is why we now have a treasury middle office to control product and exposure risks. The TMO sits between the front and back offices and ensures that traders/ dealers don't pass accounting entries for their transactions, which directly hits or somehow hides the P&L A/c.
thought this was going to be another bad British film dam it was extremely entertaining great!. pity his woman left him but weve all experienced that in this affluenza plastic modern yuppie life. she wasn't the nice girl we see in this film in the end .but many women like that in this life. have u guys seen the last days of Lhemen brothers its really excellent. also margin call with kevin spacey and ben aflek. very good. someone mentioned to watch boiling point. read the book affluenza by oliver james great book will blow u away. after that watch the documentaries on minimalism and materialism.
in university, one morning I lost $2000. Instantly when the market opened. Completely unexpected. It made me feel sick. I couldn't believe my eyes. I've never thought of that as a literal statement ever in my life until that moment -- I honestly questioned what I was seeing. Bug? Nightmare? I feel physically sick to my stomach all day. I had lost money before in bull markets, pre-accepted. But to see so much money disappear instantly because I made a mistake? It made my stomach churn.
Lol it's funny how he keeps on accidentally climbing the corporate ladder. It's also funny how his boss acts like a typical bad guy in the movie - as if anyone would act that way in such a position of power in these modern times.
Although he was a naughty boy, he basically wasn't any different to the bankers of today, playing with people's futures - and they got away with it. Nick was wanted by the Singapore authorities, that's the difference. I don't like the fact he cost others their jobs and money, but as I say, he was no different and I admire him coming through his battle through cancer - an extraordinary young man.
Yawn, 1950 Charles obviously no point to make, so resorts to lies about sexuality - obviously you've never even fucked a woman. It shows in your frustration.
The scene where Tony rings Nick while Nick is in the bath pretty much sums up how he, Nick, got away with it for so long - he talks complete bollocks... and it works.
I think he has grown up now but after he got out prison he blamed the whole thing on the bank management. Yes the bank failed to have process and risk management but he was lying to cover his mistakes
understanding market (supply & demand) dynamics to manipulate your position for the better. for example: bob wants to buys shares in oil inc - oil trading @ $1/barrell unknown to market opec cut production.. which when news goes public oil prices shall boost (less supply, same /greater demand) bob's mate tom works in opec and informs bob. tom also tells bob production cut is due to glut of existing inventory. bob uses info to 'short' oil securities.
If this is now Leeson acted, he is an absolute disgrace to traders. Nothing but an emotional gambler who was lucky enough to be put in a position where he could make a lot of money.
Where are all those high managers who just wanted profits from him, were pushing others to take his example, but didn't care about exposure and such? It was their job to control his operations.
Hard to believe there is so much trust through single sentences "what is this 7.78 billion yen?"..."Oh it's a computer glitch..."..."oh ok. no prob"..with so much trust, frauds can't go wrong!
so basically, he gambled his way to make it look like he's earning shares and profit, but instead he's losing it's value, corrupts the market, puts everything at stake just for several bets until he finally got caught, hahaha, business feels like a professional version of a casino
He was losing on gambles and selling insurance contracts on the market to cover the losses. The liabilities on the insurance contracts didn’t show anywhere.
In real life, executives at Barings did attribute Leeson's success to being in the center of the "information curve" at Simex (a termed they coined) and defined it in a way that sounds an awful lot like front-running orders (which at least at the time of phoning in orders and limited information- was considered the height of unethical behavior). So it was a funny BS rationale with a new term - hence my lol.
So you don't like British accents but you chose to start watching a film about British bank Barings and the British Trader who toppled it - you muppet!
horse crap - he profited financially by taking the bonus; he profited professionally by taking the credit for the client trades.... He also completely covered his employee's loss and closed the position..... and then did it all over again.
Forgive me if I'm being repetetive. I haven't checked the comments if it was mentioned here but if you want a bigger picture on what happened (and how absurd and contradictory the facts as they are at the moment are) watch Adam Curtis' "25 Million Pounds". There are far better movies produced on the whole finance sector.
Cian Rees The beginning of "Release the pressure" from Leftism, the interpreter is Leftfield. There are some other songs from Leftfield used in this movie. I like Leftfield, and this movie made me to know the group and its songs. :) The songs are old but still contemporary I think. Edit: "Release the Pressure" was also used in an O2 advertisement in the late 90s or early 00s, at lease in Germany where I come from.
My beloved movie in early 2000.....
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And after he got off the needle under the name Renton.
Love this iconic film , shame the bank was liquidated but when you're in for that amount of loss there's no way back !
nowadays such loss looks comic
From watching this movie it seems as if Barings Bank promoted Leeson to a position far above his track record or capabilities. I know this sounds simplistic, but he was virtually set up to fail by the sheer incompetence of owners/finance managers who weren't aware of their own limitations, let alone his!
Once in Singapore, Leeson had no real supervision, limited funding for securing a team of key staff and a total dread of being sent back to London as a failure.
What a truly awful set of circumstances!!
Agree to a point but no system is foolproof - in any company surely there’s a number of people who could commit fraud and hide it for at least a while
With the sudden removal of regulations banks couldn't expand fast enough, they were hiring anyone who half knew what they were doing and had zero experience.
@rosiewhite …..I thoroughly agree . Unfortunately the chain of command was deeply flawed . The managers simply did not have the requisite knowledge to understand what Leeson was doing , let alone the sense to put in place checks in the system and to keep a close eye on him when he was trading at such a level. Poor old Peter Baring was wholly unaware of all this , relying on his managers etc to keep him fully appraised and informed and he was absolutely devastated by the loss of the family firm which for generations had set the standards for probity within the City . So , I certainly do NOT think that your comment is simplistic , not at all and you seem to understand just how awful were the circumstances and the impact it had on all the other very decent employees of which there were hundreds , all who lost their jobs and security because of one thoroughly dishonest and greedy man . Happily, I believe most of them were able to find further employment in the City , very much helped by the board of Barings but still , it was also devastating for them. So long ago but I too will never forget what Leeson did . BWs to you .
@@alexandradane3672very interesting post. Have you ever thought of writing/publications about this?
If anyone is interested, Adam Curtis did a truly excellent documentary on it, great stuff.
+phrenzy1
What was the first unethical thing the main
character dose in this movie?
+punchanit boonyarat so cheeky, fiang :P
+punchanit boonyarat He used the bank to finance unauthorised market positions. Because he wasn't supervised he was allowed to do this and the bank was none the wiser. He also committed forgery to conceal the fact. Crashed the market and broke the bank.
Good movie, to pick up some lessons for today traders.
Nick Leeson and Ginger Spice - my home town's most famous son and daughter. ;)
(11:11 Watford colours.)
Oh well, I have an assignment about the assessment of Barings' risk management.
This film is useful.
Ewan McGregor is so great as an actor . But then all of them were absolutely top notch actors.
This movie is for all lovers of stock market business.It shows how market punishes those who consider it a gamble market.
Fast forward to 2022, the stock market has once again become a gamble market lol. The market in 2022 was detached from reality that buying into a position was more or less a gamble
Feel sorry for his result. We always want more. We always want to show the best ourselves in front of others. Dont be so mean to yourself. We are human. Risk and return, take big return, however, we are undertaking high risks as well. Dont be greedy, just enjoy your life.
One of the barings family ended up washing dishes in a restaurant I used to be assistant manager at, talk about falling from grace!
Nah. Probably because he's a student.
I've watched this movie several times.. A good follow up movie is " Margin Call"...shows how the sub prime loan scam crash started..how lehman brothers was the first to dump so much junk mortgage-backed-securities (MBS) on the market... started the crash of 2008..
Top man,the markets are just one big gamble!!! I'm a trader,thumbs up Nick!
+rufusandburne Don't buy more positions when the market moves against you. Cut your losses early and let your winners ride.
Great little movie. And a good case study in risk management.
The actor who played George was a lot of fun . What character . He was hard case 😂
That's definitely something that you would enjoy
love this movie!
Yes big brother TV show brought me here too never heard or seen him before until BB
In the press analysis following the collapse, journalists did not blame Leeson that much, they tended to see him as just a Watford wide boy. In their view, It was the hooray henries running Barings who should have seen it coming.
that's because England post 60s has been pushed by a socialist agenda. media obviously portrayed this all as incompetent upper class fools who weren't managing the bank properly, giving the working class lad from Watford a pass. In reality he did things he shouldn't have, lied about it, falsified records and basically committed fraud despite management attempting to check up on him. Hes a crook plain and simple and destroyed an institution as a result costing the jobs of everyone there due to his greed. Should still be in jail.
He was duly sentenced and served his time. The upper class fools were quite happy to let working class barrow boys make money for them whilst always remaining superior themselves. Clearly they didn't check up on him properly or this would never have happened.
would you have the same opinion if it was a working class girl caught stealing out the till in a pub up in the north of England? that the owners were to blame for not checking up on them properly? leeson was a fraudster, he lied and cheated to make a bigger bonus, that's all there was to it. he's got psychopathic tendencies, watch a couple of interviews with him to see this. the other interesting thing is what has happened to the city of London since the big bang? so the upper class partnerships and the old boys city club was busted wide open by thatcher. result foreign banks swallowed up the whole city of London's financial business. they employ an international jet set banking class (in London usually eurobankers), they avoid tax wherever possible & they take huge reckless gambles with other peoples money (this didn't happen in the English partnership model as the owners had a stake in the business and cared about its long term future).
zatara wood I don't really see the comparison. Anyone guilty of fraud should be punished, a pub is a small concern however and cannot be expected to have the same vetting and accounting procedures as a merchant bank. The old boys network were more than happy to employ people like Leeson to make "loads of money" for them. They cannot escape the responsibility that came with that decision.
Joe Hart its just an analogy to remove it from its social context.
yes, the management failed in their duty to their shareholders and employees however Leeson was a crook plain and simple. he lied to other staff and auditors and fabricated documents. when you get someone like this in a management position like Leeson was put into its extremely difficult to catch them out quickly enough to prevent damage. You see the same thing happen at SocGen and then at UBS in recent years and they both had extensive systems in place.
Truthfully this movie is about *Gambling Addiction* ... - thats also what the Stock Market is. You can't fight a system.
aaaaah the good old days, where banks were not allowed to trade for themselves! It needed one lunatic to take down a bank, now there are lunatics everywhere
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nick leeson you were my hero when you brought down the bank ....
seriously I watched this 3 times
@Shack How can you be in deep shit 12 times? Wouldn't you have learnt it by the 2nd lesson? 5 the most. 12 you're an idiot.
I'd actually say that this is the best film about the market, perhaps not a good film, but in terms of realism, yes, this is exactly what the business is like.
This guy is a straight monster!
Thanks great quality what a carry on makes you wonder why he was the only one jailed so relevant for today Barkley's Bank
Ending almost gave me a Heart Attack! Too much pressure!! Market u r CRUEL!!!
The scene where he is having the coffee and gets the penguin shows the brutality of the big loss.
Ash Lewis would have nailed him if she hadn't been recalled.
A right ball-breaker.
Oh Ireland is messed up too?
@@uzi69jmillz15 yeh the Irish are a funny bunch dealt with a large Irish company in London and they were dodgy and I was found out they did cocaine at board meeting
Love this film! cheers for upload!
well i wasnt expecting to enjoy that movie. What an incredibly stressful situation and nothing was gained. I do feel sorry for that fella.
Well done Nick!!!
Best movie !
The forgery was what got him 6 1/2 years...If he hadnt forged those docs he prob wouldve spent no less than 2-3 years in prison.
Didn't only do 3 1/2 years in the end
These baring jackets 🧥 look really cool
Someone else gets it
I saw that documentary - Trader (1987). Also fantastic. The only thing I have beef with is that in the documentary it showed that his hedge fund predicted the 1987 collapse using charts, but I'm skeptical about the method they showed in the documentary of how he used that to predict price movements in the market. Anyway, as a novice I love any movies relating to wall street/iinvesting. Barbarians at the Gate is also a good one.
have you watched margin call
Just enormous ! Thanks !!
That is why we now have a treasury middle office to control product and exposure risks.
The TMO sits between the front and back offices and ensures that traders/ dealers don't pass accounting entries for their transactions, which directly hits or somehow hides the P&L A/c.
WHAT no way i've nearly finished the book and had no clue there was a film,
thought this was going to be another bad British film dam it was extremely entertaining great!. pity his woman left him but weve all experienced that in this affluenza plastic modern yuppie life. she wasn't the nice girl we see in this film in the end .but many women like that in this life. have u guys seen the last days of Lhemen brothers its really excellent. also margin call with kevin spacey and ben aflek. very good. someone mentioned to watch boiling point. read the book affluenza by oliver james great book will blow u away. after that watch the documentaries on minimalism and materialism.
The wild west days of banking...i miss them.
in university, one morning I lost $2000. Instantly when the market opened. Completely unexpected.
It made me feel sick. I couldn't believe my eyes. I've never thought of that as a literal statement ever in my life until that moment -- I honestly questioned what I was seeing. Bug? Nightmare? I feel physically sick to my stomach all day.
I had lost money before in bull markets, pre-accepted. But to see so much money disappear instantly because I made a mistake?
It made my stomach churn.
What a horrific ending!!! But I guess it shows the raw truth of the world of trading, hey. Shame!!! Such a painful portrayal. 💔💔💔💔
Lol it's funny how he keeps on accidentally climbing the corporate ladder. It's also funny how his boss acts like a typical bad guy in the movie - as if anyone would act that way in such a position of power in these modern times.
Nick actually is a pretty funny & quite bright fellow from seeing some of his interviews.
Legend
Although he was a naughty boy, he basically wasn't any different to the bankers of today, playing with people's futures - and they got away with it. Nick was wanted by the Singapore authorities, that's the difference. I don't like the fact he cost others their jobs and money, but as I say, he was no different and I admire him coming through his battle through cancer - an extraordinary young man.
Actually, you sound like you're fucked up - full of bullshit
Yawn, no, but obviously that's the best you can do - as I say, pathetic.
Yawn, 1950 Charles obviously no point to make, so resorts to lies about sexuality - obviously you've never even fucked a woman. It shows in your frustration.
*****
weirdo, i bet you are a public school boy banker shows in your arse fetishes
***** your full of shit, and he was no different to todays criminal bankers, they just get bailed out by me and every other tax payer.
had a few games of squash him was a pretty good player Watford boys
It seems like Nick didn’t learn to ‘ dominate the (information) curve ‘
oh he did dominate, but it was the wrong curve
The scene where Tony rings Nick while Nick is in the bath pretty much sums up how he, Nick, got away with it for so long - he talks complete bollocks... and it works.
My heart goes out to him, he was young, out of his depth
but a good person.
+TheRosemariesuz In the movie, at least. In reality, it's hard to tell.
I think he has grown up now but after he got out prison he blamed the whole thing on the bank management. Yes the bank failed to have process and risk management but he was lying to cover his mistakes
Me right pal Hong Kong John told me his right pal Dj Ronalonton knew the bredda bruv
Parabéns!
understanding market (supply & demand) dynamics to manipulate your position for the better.
for example:
bob wants to buys shares in oil inc - oil trading @ $1/barrell
unknown to market opec cut production.. which when news goes public oil prices shall boost (less supply, same /greater demand)
bob's mate tom works in opec and informs bob.
tom also tells bob production cut is due to glut of existing inventory. bob uses info to 'short' oil securities.
The bank has no risk management, it is doom
Damn, this is like trading forex using high leverage with Martingale strategy.
Hands up what all came here after Anish Bhai told us to see
"I've had a shity week too" :"so you've lost 350 million as well?"
Hiii All... Greetings for the day... Is there any other movie on Banking collapsed? Kindly suggest names... Love you all from Mumbai
When you owe the bank one hundred pounds, you're in trouble. When you owe the bank one hundred million, the bank is in trouble.
More you steal and less is your sentence.
Then ther will be a movie, a book, presentations and you will make more money than before.
100% ... english translation = the more you steal the less your sentence ... crazy indeed!
Wrong. Look what happened to Bernard Madoff.
Thanks !
He does not seem to be capable of learning from his own mistakes
He literally gave so many participants massive exit liquidity at the expense of Barings lol.
One should not take so many risks, one reaps what he sow.
If this is now Leeson acted, he is an absolute disgrace to traders. Nothing but an emotional gambler who was lucky enough to be put in a position where he could make a lot of money.
Ник лучший!
Love this film but
8 is lucky to Chinese because it sounds like a general word for MONEY, so is considered auspicious.
do you know where I can watch that at nowadays?
omg it's hundred eyes!
the movie shows him as a good guy but what a psyco holding the lies for so long.
Thanks for uploading. Leeson is no hero, but everyone makes mistakes.
Where are all those high managers who just wanted profits from him, were pushing others to take his example, but didn't care about exposure and such? It was their job to control his operations.
Ash Louis!
Jeremy Vine brought me here! 🙄
Hard to believe there is so much trust through single sentences "what is this 7.78 billion yen?"..."Oh it's a computer glitch..."..."oh ok. no prob"..with so much trust, frauds can't go wrong!
lol!!! "Jesus christ, if I hear any more about this ¥7bn"
.. Catches u ur through.
so basically, he gambled his way to make it look like he's earning shares and profit, but instead he's losing it's value, corrupts the market, puts everything at stake just for several bets until he finally got caught, hahaha, business feels like a professional version of a casino
He was losing on gambles and selling insurance contracts on the market to cover the losses. The liabilities on the insurance contracts didn’t show anywhere.
In real life, executives at Barings did attribute Leeson's success to being in the center of the "information curve" at Simex (a termed they coined) and defined it in a way that sounds an awful lot like front-running orders (which at least at the time of phoning in orders and limited information- was considered the height of unethical behavior). So it was a funny BS rationale with a new term - hence my lol.
The world revolves around gambling 😏
haha i wanted to watch this movie but only got a few minutes in can't take the britt accents
So you don't like British accents but you chose to start watching a film about British bank Barings and the British Trader who toppled it - you muppet!
wow.
I'm not looking for quick cash as trade or mafia ! True value of wealth can build up.
no pub or club in the UK has ever had music as shite as that in the opening scene.
but it has aggressive black people?
Crime Statistics.
Average IQ worldwide.
horse crap - he profited financially by taking the bonus; he profited professionally by taking the credit for the client trades....
He also completely covered his employee's loss and closed the position..... and then did it all over again.
BINTANG!
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What is "traded of invested"?
whos here coz of big brother? lol
Glad it's on TH-cam but ffs, an ad break every six minutes! A 90-minute film bloated to two hours. Ridiculous!
Forgive me if I'm being repetetive. I haven't checked the comments if it was mentioned here but if you want a bigger picture on what happened (and how absurd and contradictory the facts as they are at the moment are) watch Adam Curtis' "25 Million Pounds".
There are far better movies produced on the whole finance sector.
0:47:36 just a couple of sip and waste the whole pot of tea
Irony being that the investment banker she left him for will now be in the crapper due to the financial crash :P
Apparently it came out in court that he was sleeping with geisha girls behind her back so she divorced him.
and what counterparty would actually sell him back the securities
Lisa was all about that money.....
Yeah, I think Ewan McGregor deserves one too. ¬_¬
i don't get it at all, why were those people throwing up when they heard the figures from Nick?
It was a dream sequence....!
Barclay?
What is the song between 59:23 and 1:00:54?
Cian Rees The beginning of "Release the pressure" from Leftism, the interpreter is Leftfield. There are some other songs from Leftfield used in this movie. I like Leftfield, and this movie made me to know the group and its songs. :) The songs are old but still contemporary I think.
Edit: "Release the Pressure" was also used in an O2 advertisement in the late 90s or early 00s, at lease in Germany where I come from.
Derivative Belgian Leftfield - Release The Pressure. You're welcome. ;)
I don't believe that, that's part of the reason the world is in such a mess at the moment.