KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum Oh Dear Standard Chartered !!!!!!!

thing about this issue is its just another nasty evil bank shafting its customers , but to all who think suarez was inocent in the evra business and the after math , should remember it was standard chartered who pullled rank on john henry and FSG because of the bad image this incident and bad publicity showing them up , but i think now this is very much worse than any issues surrounding the suarez incident , nasty nasty bank vile evil .

its funny seeing pics of Suarez with a Liverpool shirt with Standard Charter on the front, the two of them are sigle handidly dismantling the reputation and traditions of a Club that was built up on fair play and success for years, very sad.

Technically SC were looking after their customers well rouge regimes, terrorists it was compliance that was the issue.

not good though stan massive cut in shares real bad publicity , the news BBC and SKY both quoting they are main sponsors of Liverpool Football Club , for me just another nasty vile bank laundering money from allsorts , terrorist , drug dealers , probably governments like syria maybe .

yes and we are all to bail them out when their reckless dealings go pear shaped. Alot of uproar in American at Chevrolet deals as tax payer basically paying for the deals. [oops] cars too,never sell in europe.

The guy from Chevrolet who cut the deal for Man Utd got sacked Chevrolet thought he had overstepped the mark and gave too much away.

yes correct but none of those banks are massively involved in LFC like standard chartered are .

Shares have bounced back 6% today I told you it was a good buying opportunity. Those day traders must be minting it in todays volitle market. Thats when you make money when its up and down. Maybe I should take my own advice.

Who would bet against that? A lot critise the Americans but with things like this they have it right in my opinion. In the Emron and Woldcom scandals ten years ago when many investors savings and pensions were ruined by crooked directors, the directors were jailed. Likewise the banking crash of 2008 the americans jailed the crooked bankers. Look at the UK where politicians and bankers have been corrupt for years and not a one of them facing a criminal investgation except for 2 /3 MP's with the expenses scandal with the rest getting a slap on the wrist. No bankers at all have been charged so far.

but jailing a few is papering over the cracks. can blame individuals when its the system, that has been set up since the 70's, that the problem. the financialization of the economy was set up to make the rich richer, the people getting jailed are only the obvious consequences of this process.