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Ba-ba-Ra
20th July 2019, 18:53
Zero Hedge was writing about this for several days:

". . .questions about the viability of Deutsche Bank are swirling - yes, it won't be insolvent overnight, but like the world's biggest melting ice cube, there is simply no equity value there any more - everyone else has decided to cut their counterparty risk with the bank with the €45 trillion in derivatives, and according to Bloomberg Deutsche Bank clients, mostly hedge funds, have started a "bank run" which has culminated with about $1 billion per day being pulled from the bank."

". . . . Deutsche Bank is considering how to transfer some €150 billion ($168 billion) of balances held in it prime-brokerage unit - along with technology and potentially hundreds of staff - to French banking giant BNP Paribas."

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-16/bank-run-deutsche-bank-clients-are-pulling-1-billion-day

hmm, so just as in 2008, let's not fix the problem, let's just move it around!

Joseph Farrell's take:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dVcOJ2Q_4s