One obvious way to make banks more prudent is to not let them sell their bad loans to suckers. Make them keep all their loans, or some big part of every loan. If loans can be split into pieces as investments then the issuing bank can be required to keep half or more of the original loan. So, if the loan goes bad then the issuing bank suffers at least some.
Start at 6:15 and spare yourself the introduction
That uh was uh really uh elucidating uh and uh amazing uh speech uh you can really uh tell that he uh is uh noble uh .... Prize... er... winner.
perdix It is unbearable.
One obvious way to make banks more prudent is to not let them sell their bad loans to suckers. Make them keep all their loans, or some big part of every loan. If loans can be split into pieces as investments then the issuing bank can be required to keep half or more of the original loan. So, if the loan goes bad then the issuing bank suffers at least some.
In question to answer part could we have a normal speaking mediator
He was spot on about Deutsche bank
sorry I just can't listen to this stuttering, write a script next time
Europe is France and Germany. So said De Gaulle.
No wonder he is angry, destroyed lives all sacrificed on the alter of EU integration
When I hear a German talk about being worried about bailing banks out and not paying debt I want to throw up.
Ajhhh, uhhhh, ah..
Who on earth is this humour-resistant interviewer??? Shameful !
Thorsten Riecke - Handelsblatt - please never again..