Enron le retour

**marie** Skipper Inscription : 05/02/2005 Messages : 19902

un des anciens managing diretor de BARRICK, Nomi Prins, évoque le retour en démultiplié du scandale Enron ..

et il est bigrement bien placé pour savoir de quoi il parle

www.lemetropolecafe.com

I thought Blankfein said Goldman Sachs was doing God’s work.
Speaking of Goldman Sachs…
Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Former Managing Director of Goldman Sachs: Accounting Fraud of the Too Big to Fails May Be Worse Than Enron

Nomi Prins - former managing director of Goldman Sachs and head of the international analytics group at Bear Stearns in London - is saying the same thing that financial bloggers have been saying: The giant banks are manipulating their books to make themselves look profitable.

In fact, Prins says<B> that this might be worse than the fraud which occurred at Enron:

<BLOCKQUOTE>Enron was the financial scandal that kicked off the decade: a giant energy trading company that appeared to be doing brilliantly—until we finally noticed that it wasn’t. It’s largely been forgotten given the wreckage that followed, and that’s too bad: we may be repeating those mistakes, on a far larger scale.</BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE>Specifically, as the largest Wall Street banks return to profitability—in some cases, breaking records—they say everything is rosy. They’re lining up to pay back their TARP money and asking Washington to back off. But why are they doing so well? Remember that Enron got away with their illegalities so long because their financials were so complicated that not even the analysts paid to monitor the Houston-based trading giant could cogently explain how they were making so much money…</BLOCKQUOTE></B>
<BLOCKQUOTE>http://www.georgewashington2.blogspot.com/2009/12/former-managing-director-of-goldman.html</BLOCKQUOTE><B>
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Enron aura décidément sans doute donné plein d'idées à plein de gens...

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/12/copenhagen-framework-demands-huge.html

Et puisqu'on parle de fraude des banquiers, je rajoute celui-ci:

http://economyincrisis.org/content/was-organized-and-systemic-fraud-perpetrated-banksters

et aussi mon autre site
http://linflation.free.fr