Thursday, Jul 09, 2009
Credit where credit is due.
Times On Line: Five golden rules for regulating the banks
The Times wording not mine!
"It is unfashionable to say so, but Alistair Darling’s response to the financial crisis was broadly right — at least after his Pauline conversion in mid-October to the necessity of offering unlimited government guarantees to all British banks".
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1. mark said...
I think the public should be allowed to walk into any bank and inspect the books, not just see the published results the banks want you to see for shareholders, we should also be given power to demand a bank is closed, etc after all we now own the banks...