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It was actually over 30T in rollovers the last time I looked.
That was virtually zero cost liquidity to keep fraudsters afloat after they gamed the system instead of recognizing them as insolvent and putting them in resolution as the law requires.
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How anyone can fall for Hilary's faux progressiveness beats me, the woman is pure evil, as Stephen Lendman says?
Hudson references Wrays "$17T!" spin...
It was actually over 30T in rollovers the last time I looked.
That was virtually zero cost liquidity to keep fraudsters afloat after they gamed the system instead of recognizing them as insolvent and putting them in resolution as the law requires.
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