Wednesday, December 11, 2013

13-12-11 US Banking: Volcker Rule - Who are they kidding? No criminal accountability for bank managers?

US Media, as usual, tell the false story. The Canadian Globe and Mail gets to the bottom of it: No criminal accountability for bank managers, who break the rule...  So, if they don't get caught, they make a hefty gain, if they get caught, it's a slap on the wrist, maybe... After all, we know these regulators, and they are all corrupt.
And it took years to negotiate this breakthrough rule...
jz
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1) NPR All Things Considered

Volcker Rule Sets Tough Standards, High Regulatory Expectations


2) Canadian Globe and Mail 

Volcker Rule’s success hinges on regulators

"Lack of oversight would be akin to criminal negligence. Except that contrary to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act by which a CEO and a chief financial officer must certify the accuracy of financial information, there are no million-dollar fines or prison terms for the misleading bankers. There will only be a labyrinth of regulators out to catch the speculators."

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