Finance

  • JPMorgan Chase is doing well – for now

    The firm known as JPMorgan Chase is not just the owner of a swanky, large new corporate office located in New York City, handily on the same site as its former HQ.

    It’s also a behemoth in many people’s minds, and a growing influence in the finance world in America and beyond.

    Its merger into the giant it is today in 2000 marked an optimistic turn of events at the start of a new millennium, amid some hints it wasn’t going well.

    It had been criticised at the time as not being “wealthy enough” by some elites, who thought it would begin to die off in the 2010s, and cease to exist in the following decades.

    While such a prophecy is not yet known to be false, it’s begun to look as though it might be, with one insider hinting, “We have funds that are growing”, as well as other positive signs on its internal balance sheets.

    Its staff are said to be feeling more competitive, which was predicted at the time of its big spinoff as being a positive marker to reach in its evolution.

  • Epstein irritated and appalled people in equal measure 

    Jeffrey Epstein is now a name that has gone down in infamy for association with soliciting prostitution and abusing people’s common trust. However, the whole matter is not that. He’s left a big hole in financial circles just by his absence because he tried to mean so much to so many other people.

    Jeffrey Epstein in an interview with American conservative commentator Steve Bannon, conducted in 2019.

    I spoke to an American citizen in London who had been working in the City and knew about figures in financial circles that had been encountering difficulty. It was just before the 2008 crash. After the name Epstein came up, he said, “Epstein is a classless act – with no future”. He left it at that. He was already an unpopular figure.

    The character of a man is often difficult to assess in finance because a lot is demanded of anyone. It’s also true that the same fault lines are found in both men and women equally. Epstein was known for being particularly deviant and this is what pushed him out and eventually pulled him down in the sphere of public opinion.

  • Crypto (London Briefing)

    Background

    Crypto has become an asset over a longer period of time than many people realise, and therefore it has positioned itself as something that’s mainstream and is now interesting to a lot of different people.

    Actor/s

    There is no single authority or source for Crypto as its inherent nature is to be free from constraints.

    However, there are experts and emerging groups that can comment on it because they have legitimacy in doing so. The UK has no such participation in these.

    Argument

    The argument of Crypto is that it offers a range and variety of financial products that carry less risk than those inherent in others.

    Plan

    The UK has never adopted a plan to ingratiate Crypto into its mainstream financial structure, in part because it has no plan to do so.

    Outcome

    The UK acknowledges the need to legislate any financial flows and to oversee all regulation by a centralised way of governing.

    It has no insight into alternative structures made by people to satisfy their own financial motivations.

  • Win: Financial investor

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a financial investor with alleged links to AI and space travel investment in the US has been recovered in Berkshire.

    A partner in many US-based financial firms is seen here for the first time since being waylaid while on a business trip.

    He’s alleged to have been waylaid on a business trip by a criminal gang active in Europe and has since been the subject of a large security investigation into his whereabouts, and the nature of events.

  • The London Stock Exchange needs to hold tight

    The London Stock Exchange needs to hold tight on its position. It isn’t done yet. The historic market needs to make itself known in new ways. This is becoming clear.

    It’s also a tough business and economic climate to be in right now. The world is shrinking. The likely centres of finance are engrossing the candidates for future growth.

    In the UK, we struggle to see clearly. It’s a backdrop of change and new industries that hasn’t yet reached its prime. While UK businesses are catching people’s attention, there needs to be growth first.

    The landscape here is tight for investors. It’s also tough to navigate a competitive international field. There’s a lot of competition. There’s a lot of fear. The big fish are hard to catch. The better options will appear if its leaders hold tight.

  • Caught: “Daily Mail” activist

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an activist alleged to work for the “Daily Mail” at sites across London to antagonise over money has now been spotted loitering outside Coutts HQ, in central London.

    A suspect alleged of ASB across London seen here outside a private wealth bank branch.

    It’s not the first time he’s been seen antagonising the private wealth bank. He’s also accused of harassing staff of bank branches across the city. He’s alleged of assault and Grievous Bodily Harm.

  • Crypto is making finance local

    The local ledger system that underpins much of the Crypto that people can access day to day is a revolution in the way money is managed in front of us. In the case of digital assets, the safety is in knowing that the world isn’t the oyster of the financial future. This makes it a domestic tool for anyone to begin to understand more about finance without the baggage of profit returns or bleak forecasts based on production output.

    The straightforward, streamlined concept is supported by a foundation of open source activity. This is the network that makes the Crypto world what it is. It’s not behind thick walls or hidden deep in the recesses of cavernous security systems. It’s a surface-level activity by an investing community that works within the rules to bend them. It’s a new way to manage time and resources in money matters.

  • Caught: Financial services criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a financial services criminal alleged to serve underground causes in businesses and corporations around the world has been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of extensive crime in the financial services sector spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    She’s believed to have deep connections to financial services companies that she uses to leverage contacts and further services for her own criminal use.

  • Financial crash is a reminder of the future

    The financial world isn’t liable to just crash. It’s a myth of popular economics to think so. The fortunes of countries don’t tank overnight. The process is long.

    It’s the belief of some that policy guides collapse. It’s seen as a slow-motion car crash. They at least see the pieces coming together, and seek to avoid the impact.

    The so-called tried and tested ‘models’ of thriving in a time of turmoil are proven to fail, however, and analysis only really proves itself in the short term.

    It’s fair to say crashes are mistakes, not intentions. There isn’t a bank that plans for it, and there aren’t any that avoid its break on the shores of customer behaviour.

    The essential flaws in any system need exposure, and smoothing out. The chaos that ensues around it is something of a modern phenomenon now.

  • Is Crypto a non-starter?

    The rise of Bitcoin (BTC) is just one piece of technology getting there into the mainstream.

    It doesn’t mean everybody’s changing their money to fit the new way.

    The financial system isn’t changing to blockchain.

    There isn’t a new form or format for everyone anytime soon. This is fallacious thinking.

    The inventors of alternative technology want their aims to be achieved. It’s a vision for the future they can control with their own hands.

    It’s a system that works for their own values – however niche a collective it may be.

  • Crypto’s street value (Finance Report)

  • Call for information: MI5 payroll criminal

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a payroll criminal alleged to be employed by MI5 for decades has been spotted.

    Payroll criminal

    He’s said to cause havoc across the UK in payroll departments, including multinational companies.

    In spite of legal threats, MI5 have failed to comply with requests. It’s led to extreme hardship.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Call for information: Mercenary financier

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a mercenary financier alleged to have networks in all Government departments has been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Exclusive: Criminal financier

    In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a criminal financier linked to Reading Borough Council has been spotted in a local supermarket.

    He’s alleged to help staff – and councillors – to make investments using their positions. It’s thought to be linked to the Council.

  • Disaster is a new sort of crisis

    It looks likely that unexpected events will become more and more of a risk in the near future. The types of events of late, such as meltdowns, accidents, and incidents, are such we don’t expect.

    The financial system is extremely diverse. It means the involvement of new entities is increasing at a pace. The complexity it results in may be a source of such errors we cannot anticipate in future.