Posted on April 14, 2017 by Yves Smith at Naked Capitalism In today’s lead story at the Financial Times, Big US banks defy calls that they should be broken up, American megabanks make clear that they don’t think much of the financial savvy of investors or the business press. In quarterly earning calls, bank analysts […]

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