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Monday, 8 February 2016
ALERT: Indications Wells Fargo banking may be collapsing
Wells Fargo is collapsing because of its HUGE exposure to oil & gas companies
Submitted
by IWB, on February 3rd, 2016
3
February, 2016
Wells
Fargo & Co (WFC.N) has the largest exposure to loans to energy
companies among major U.S. lenders, a report from Raymond James said,
amid concerns that banks may have to set aside more money to cover
bad loans to the industry.
The
bank also topped the list with the biggest exposure to energy
companies whose public debt was trading less than 35 percent of par,
the brokerage said on Thursday.
Wells
Fargo was followed by Bank of America Corp (BAC.N), Citigroup Inc
(C.N), Comerica Inc (CMA.N) and BB&T Corp (BBT.N).
West
Virginia Woman Sues Wells Fargo Over Alleged Home Loan Modification
Misrepresentations
In
early 2015, she contacted the company about modifying her loan. At
that point, a rep for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage instructed her not to
make payments while the modification was being processed.
Relying
on the information from the rep, the woman stopped payment, while
providing all necessary paperwork for the modification.
In
June 2015, Wells Fargo re-sent the woman a packet requesting
duplicate documents. The following month, the woman says she began
receiving debt collection calls.
When
the woman called Wells Fargo about the collection calls, she was told
that her account was mistakenly removed from the modification program
and placed in foreclosure.
Wells
Fargo & Co, No.3 U.S. bank by assets
* “At current price levels, we would expect to have a higher oil and gas losses in 2016.”
* “At current price levels, we would expect to have a higher oil and gas losses in 2016.”
Morgan
Stanley, No.6 U.S. bank by assets
* “We’ve seen an increase in negative marks within corporate loan book, focus is around energy.”
* “We’ve seen an increase in negative marks within corporate loan book, focus is around energy.”
Wells
Fargo & Co. said Wednesday that it has agreed to pay $1.2 billion
to settle a long-running suit that accused the company of “reckless”
lending and leaving a federal insurance program to pick up the tab.
The
agreement settles civil charges with the U.S. Justice Department, two
U.S. attorneys and the Department of Housing and Urban Development
The
government sued Wells Fargo in 2012, accusing the U.S. mortgage
lender of engaging in “regular practice of reckless origination and
underwriting” of government-backed loans. The action was one of
several brought under the Federal False Claims Act against a lender
accused of bilking the Federal Housing Administration, which has
historically backed loans to first-time buyers and those with low
incomes.
Wells Fargo Insider Says Bank Is Preparing For Emergency Scenario
Submitted
by IWB, on February 4th, 2016
A
Wells Fargo bank insider, who claims to be a teller, has said that
the bank are training their staff to deal with an imminent “emergency
scenario”.
The
insider reports:
I
am a teller at Wells Fargo here in the US this is also my first time
using this proxy.
They
started training us today for a bank holiday. They didnt mention the
word bank holiday, but they did train us for an “emergency
scenario”. They told us it’s just a drill. Ive been working here
for 3 years, and we never had a drill before..
They said that during an emergency, they would close the doors and only allow 3 people at a time inside of the branch. Also, my branch manager said that we would have armed guards during the emergency.
The
last thing they mentioned is that they wont store alot of cash in the
vault, since it will be a safety issue….
just
wanted to share this with you guys.
A
call by SuperStation95 to Wells Fargo Corporate Headquarters in San
Francisco to verify these claims was met with a terse “no comment.”
Interpretation
If
taken at face value and believed, why would Wells Fargo be doing
this? What “emergency” could take place that might cause
people to swarm to a bank in such numbers that they would have to
lock the bank and only allow three customers in at a time?
A
bank collapse? An economic collapse? a Currency
collapse?
None
of these things would be good and if the claims above are true, it is
a dangerous signal to the rest of us to get some money out to
tie-us-over for a month or so in the event everything shuts down.
In
a banking emergency, CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDS WILL NOT WORK.
ATM’s will not work. Banks will be closed so that you cannot even enter your own safe deposit box.
ATM’s will not work. Banks will be closed so that you cannot even enter your own safe deposit box.
Do
you have enough cash money on-hand to get through for a couple weeks
operating solely on cash? If not, you’d better get that taken
care of — fast.
We’re
not even talking about making payments on your debts during that
time, but rather only using the cash to get food, fuel and such to
live! Could you make-it for a month without access to any
financial tools or bank cash?
Do
you have spare food in the house if stores stop taking credit cards-
or the cards don’t work? How will you eat if everything
remains cash-only for a month?
These are legitimate questions you should be asking yourself right now. Time may be very short. An economic collapse would take place with lightning speed and by the time you realize what’s happening, people will already be storming the banks and supermarkets trying to stock-up. Waiting until it actually happens is waiting too long; you’ll be too late.
A word to the wise: Prepare.
WELLS FARGO PREPARING FOR COLLAPSE / CRISIS – Insider Says Bank Is Preparing For Emergency Scenario
Submitted
by IWB, on February 7th, 2016
A
Wells Fargo bank insider, who claims to be a teller, has said that
the bank are training their staff to deal with an imminent “emergency
scenario”. The insider reports:
I
am a teller at Wells Fargo here in the US this is also my first time
using this proxy.
They
started training us today for a bank holiday. They didnt mention the
word bank holiday, but they did train us for an “emergency
scenario”. They told us it’s just a drill. Ive been working here
for 3 years, and we never had a drill before..
They
said that during an emergency, they would close the doors and only
allow 3 people at a time inside of the branch. Also, my branch
manager said that we would have armed guards during the emergency. If
taken at face value and believed, why would Wells Fargo be doing
this? What “emergency” could take place that might cause people
to swarm to a bank in such numbers that they would have to lock the
bank and only allow three customers in at a time?
A
bank collapse? An economic collapse? a Currency collapse?
None
of these things would be good and if the claims above are true, it is
a dangerous signal to the rest of us to get some money out to
tie-us-over for a month or so in the event everything shuts down.
In
a banking emergency, CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDS WILL NOT WORK. ATM’s
will not work. Banks will be closed so that you cannot even enter
your own safe deposit box.
Do
you have enough cash money on-hand to get through for a couple weeks
operating solely on cash? If not, you’d better get that taken care
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We’re
not even talking about making payments on your debts during that
time, but rather only using the cash to get food, fuel and such to
live! Could you make-it for a month without access to any financial
tools or bank cash?
Do
you have spare food in the house if stores stop taking credit cards-
or the cards don’t work? How will you eat if everything remains
cash-only for a month?
These
are legitimate questions you should be asking yourself right now.
Time may be very short. An economic collapse would take place with
lightning speed and by the time you realize what’s happening,
people will already be storming the banks and supermarkets trying to
stock-up. Waiting until it actually happens is waiting too long;
you’ll be too late. A word to the wise: Prepare. Ron Paul
Former
presidential candidate Ron Paul is known best in financial circles
for his clear 2003 prediction of the housing bubble crisis. Paul
joined the Alex Jones Show in late 2014 to once again warn of the
country’s slide into economic disaster. A renowned trends
forecaster, Gerald Celente, known worldwide for his accuracy on
global events, provided tips on surviving hard economic times earlier
this year. Royal Bank of Scotland is warning their investors to sell
virtually all their investments. strategies for crisis-investing that
could position you to thrive as the rest of the world plunges into
chaos
Friday, 11 October 2013
China hedging against US default
This probably says more than all the blow-by-blow accounts of political pingpong in the States.
Key
creditor China begins acting to hedge against US default
Hong
Kong has sent the first sign from Asia that the region is creating
extra financial buffers against a possible default in the US. China
said some US short – term Treasury bonds appear to be more risky to
hold as collateral than previously thought.
RT,
10
October, 2013
The
clock is ticking for the US to make a decision on its spending bill
and the massive $16.7trln debt. The country’s key foreign lender
China has shifted from words to actions and said it has taken two
steps to reflect the increased difficulty of valuing certain
short-term US Treasuries, the Financial Times reports.
One
of the steps includes a so-called “haircut”, or a discount, on
the value of US Treasuries held as collateral against futures trades.
The
interest rate for bonds held with maturity of less than one year
would be raised to 3 percent from 1 percent.
“Participants
should make necessary funding arrangements to cover any shortfall to
their margin requirements resulting from the increase in the US
Treasuries haircut,” HKEx said.
One
of the concerns is whether the US Treasuries may be easily replaced
or supplemented in case their value slump in case of a default.
Experts
say,however, Treasuries make up a relatively low share of the
collateral used in Hong Kong and Asia more broadly.
The
move comes after the Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets
Association (Asifma) warned of the possible “chaos” that a
default announcement made by the US Treasury before the Asian market
opening on October 17 may cause.
“It
has the potential to cause chaos and people may dump Treasuries
because they won’t know whether they can exist the next day. They
[Treasury] need to make that call early and not late,” said Mark
Austen, chief executive of Asifma.
The
Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC), the clearing house in
Japan, said it was getting ready for “anything that might happen”.
Discounting
the collateral by some of the members of clearing houses is a part of
the bodies’ routine that allows them to take into account price
fluctuations and the fact that some bonds are less secure than
others.
YOU
CAN FOLLOW THE US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN LIVE UPDATES FROM RT HERE
Monday, 23 September 2013
The West blackmailing Russia
Lavrov:
US pressuring Russia into passing UN resolution on Syria allowing
military force
The
US is pushing Russia into approving a UN resolution that would allow
for military intervention in Syria, in exchange for American support
of Syria’s accession to OPCW, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey
Lavrov has said.
RT,
22
September, 2013
Our
American partners are starting to blackmail us: ‘If Russia does not
support a resolution under Chapter 7, then we will withdraw our
support for Syria’s entry into the Organization for the Prohibition
of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). This is a complete departure from what I
agreed with Secretary of State John Kerry',” Russian
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Channel 1's Sunday Time program.
Chapter
7 of the UN charter would allow for potential military intervention
in Syria.
Western countries blinded by 'Assad must go' attitude
The
head of Russia’s Foreign Ministry went on to say he was surprised
by the West’s “negligent”approach to the conflict.
“Our
partners are blinded by an ideological mission for regime
change,” said
Lavrov. “They
cannot admit they have made another mistake.”
Slamming
the West’s intervention in Libya and Iraq, the foreign minister
stated that military intervention could only lead to a catastrophe in
the region. Moreover, he stressed that if the West really was
interested in a peaceful solution to the conflict that has raged for
over two years, they would now be pushing for Syria’s entry into
the OPCW in the first place, not for the ouster of President Bashar
Assad.
“I
am convinced that the West is doing this to demonstrate that they
call the shots in the Middle East. This is a totally politicized
approach,” said
Lavrov.
The
Russian foreign minister pointed out that in the case of a military
scenario, militants would come to power and Syria would no longer be
a secular state. Up to three quarters “of these guys are
Jihadists,” including the most radical groups such as Al-Nusra
Front and the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant, who want to create an
Islamic Caliphate in Syria and in neighboring territories, Lavrov
said.
Fighters of the jihadist group
Al-Nusra Front (AFP Photo)
As
to why the West would want that, Moscow has so far received no clear
answer, but hears “mantras” on the necessity to promote democracy
and protect human rights, said the minister. That is important, but
“responsible politicians should be guided not only by that. Not to
care about stability in a key world region is absolutely
irresponsible,” he added.
According
to Lavrov, some experts alleged that “someone is attempting to
create a guided chaos” in the region for their own benefits.
However, the foreign minister said he personally sees no possible
advantages that Western countries would gain if they were behind
moves to stir up instability.
“There’s
only an attempt to grasp a straw, and turn a blind eye to the fact
that the world is changing and becoming multipolar,”
Lavrov concluded.
'A repeat of Geneva 2012'
Lavrov
harked back to last year’s Geneva accord which was agreed upon by
the international community, including Russia and the US. However,
when the resolution went to the Security Council the US demanded that
Chapter 7 be included.
“History
is repeating itself. Once again in Geneva an agreement has been
reached which does not contain any mention of Chapter 7. But the
Security Council wants to redo the document in their own way to
include it.”
He
called on the West to observe international law and stop writing
resolutions motivated by their“geopolitical ambitions.”
‘Both sides must hand over chemical weapons’
Sergey
Lavrov has also insisted that opposition forces take part in the
decommissioning of Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles.
“The
solutions currently being worked out at the OPCW suggest that all
stocks of Syrian chemical weapons must be brought under control and
ultimately destroyed.”
Lavrov
further charged that the West was “not telling the whole
story” by asserting that chemical weapons are only
possessed by the regime, and not the opposition.
He added that the available information provided by the Israelis confirmed that on at least two occasions, the rebels had seized areas in which chemical weapons were stored and those arms might have fallen into their hands.
"According
to our estimates, there is a strong probability that in addition to
home-grown labs in which militants are trying to cook up harmful and
deadly concoctions, the data provided by the Israelis is true,”the
Russian FM said.
“Preparatory
work for OPCW inspectors to assume control of chemical weapons
storage sites requires that those who fund and sponsor opposition
groups – including extremists – demand that they hand
over the [arms] which have been seized so that they can be destroyed,
pursuant to the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.”
Lavrov
added that Russia was not a guarantor for the disarmament of Syria’s
chemical weapons, as Syria’s commitments fell under the auspices of
the Chemical Weapons Convention, which is internationally
administered by the OPCW.
Lavrov
said Russia and the US were working out a draft resolution to be
submitted to the OPCW, although several points were yet to be agreed
upon.
Earlier
in September, Moscow said it would submit data to the UNSC proving
that the chemical weapons in a Damascus suburb were used
by the rebels.
These “purely technical” documents were handed over to Russia by
the Bashar Assad government and are being examined by Russian
specialists. This data “is
an addition to what we already know and to what is known
to…independent experts who give their assessments and confirm that
the opposition regularly resort to provocations, attempting to accuse
the regime of using chemical weapons”
and this way get foreign military support, Lavrov said.
A
UN experts team, who investigated the August 21 attack in
Syria, presented
a report on
their findings, in which they described the ammunition and substances
they discovered on the scene, but made no conclusions regarding who
was behind the incident.
However,
the US, along with Britain and France, moved quickly to repeat their
accusations against the Syrian government. “Such an
approach is neither scientific, nor professional but rather
politicized and ideology-driven,” the Russian foreign minister
stressed.
According
to Lavrov, it was no secret that they did not need any report. Long
before the document was prepared, they stated that they already knew
everything from their intelligence findings – which have never been
presented to the public in full, the Russian minister noted.
“What
they did show to us does not convince that the [Syrian] regime is
linked to the episode with the use of chemical weapons,”
Lavrov said.
He
reiterated that there is also evidence by eyewitnesses, including
nuns from the Christian monastery close to the scene of the deadly
attack, and journalists who visited the area. Reporters, Lavrov said,
talked to militants who told them that they “received from
abroad munitions that they had never seen before and did not know how
to use them, but they used them in the end.” There was also an
open letter by the Pentagon and CIA veterans to President Obama,
where they say that the rebels could have used chemical weapons.
Moscow
expects the UN experts to go back to Syria to finish their
investigation there, which should include three other incidents later
in August when the Syrian army was attacked with poisonous gas,
Lavrov said.
Logistics
of destruction
Sergey
Lavrov said that the time frame for the elimination of Syria’s
chemical weapons was not unrealistic.
"The
overwhelming majority of the figures as per timing, term, beginning,
finishing of the mission have been suggested by the American
side," he added.
Even
if the time frame is feasible, there remains disagreement on the cost
of the venture.
Earlier
this week, President Assad said the destruction of Syria’s chemical
weapons arsenal would be a costly venture.
“It
needs a lot of money, it needs about one billion [US dollars]. It’s
very detrimental to the environment. If the American administration
is ready to pay the money, and to take responsibility of bringing
toxic materials to the United States, why don’t they do it?” Assad
told Fox News
Lavrov
said he had heard of the cost estimate, although during his
negotiations with his US counterpart in Geneva last week, the figure
was much lower. Lavrov said the discrepancy stemmed from the fact
that a professional estimate was in order.
“When
OPCW experts visit Syria and view the storage sites for chemical
weapons, they will understand what can be destroyed on the spot (and
this is also possible) with the use of mobile equipment which a
number of states have, and those where special factories need to be
built, as we did when destroying Soviet chemical weapons stockpiles.
But for those which need to be taken out of the country – toxic
substances – will require a special decision, because the
convention considers it essential that the destruction takes place on
the territory of that country which possesses the chemical
weapons,” he
said.
Lavrov
said legal grounds would need to be found to move forward in this
case, but if all sides could agree in principle, then drawing up a
legally binding document will not be hard.
He further noted the difficulties that would be faced in assuring the security of both the Syrian and international experts tasked with bringing the chemical weapons under control and laying the groundwork for their ultimate destruction.
“We’ve
considered that an international presence will be demanded in those
areas where experts are working. We are prepared to allocate our own
servicemen or military police to take part in those efforts. I do not
believe it is necessary to send in a strong [military] contingency.]
It seems to me that it will be sufficient to send in military
observers. It will be necessary to do it in such a way that the
observers will come from all permanent members of the UN Security
Council, Arab states and Turkey, so that all conflicting sides in
Syria understand that
this contingent represents all external forces who are collaborating
with one or the other conflicting sides in Syria…so that they don’t
resort to provocations,” he
said.
Lavrov
reiterated previous statements made during his negotiations with
Secretary of State John Kerry following their talks in Geneva last
week that the opposition was equally responsible for providing for
the safety of OPCW and UN experts in the country and not allowing for
any “provocations.”
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