Adams is forecasting that Australia’s huge debt bubble, built up by extreme property prices, is leading to “economic Armageddon”. Joye is the banking establishment’s darling, a former Goldman Sachs banker, Reserve Bank economist, and contributing editor to the banks’ self-promotional rag the Australian Financial Review, who was wheeled out to assure the viewers that everything is fine.
This release is taken from the editorial of the 6 March 2019 issue of the CEC’s Australian Alert Service magazine.
“What was that?” Great disasters start with that question. It’s being asked now about Suncorp’s unexpected 5 March announcement that repayments are in doubt on a $120 million mortgage bond.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is demanding that Australia move beyond the back door “bail-in” scheme passed last year, and enact a full, statutory bail-in regime that explicitly includes seizing deposits to prop up failing banks.
The Senate Economics Legislation Committee inquiry into the Banking System Reform (Separation of Banks) Bill 2019 must be a thorough investigation of structural separation.
The Senate Economics Legislation Committee on 14 February initiated an inquiry into the Banking System Reform (Separation of Banks) Bill 2019.
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