Goldman Sachs unavailable to comment on its role in Greek swaps

Quote from total_keops:

Why would they go there for a deal done in Greece ;-)
Think about it. It's money in the bank for the US.
Same thing as fucking hard on Toyota. Bash on the succesfull foreign company = drop in sales = higher sales of US cars = more jobs in the US :eek:
How fair is that?
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But US cars are hecho en mexico and canada. More jobs for Mexicans and Canadians.
 
Quote from RedDuke:

Frank Partnoy in his book Fiasco described several deals that MS did with Japanese counterparts. If you have not read it, take a look. It does resemble Liars Poker, but with its own twist.

Somewhat relevant to this thread as well.
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Good book.

"Liar's Poker" also has good descriptions of uneducated local bankers being sold complicated derivatives. The Wall Street sellers referred to this as "getting your face ripped off" because the prices allowed millions in instant profits!

The risk was easily hedged off to the listed markets.

Good luck tomorrow-
 
Goldman is still unavailable to comment...managers are still in White Castle Hamburger contest...Blanky is lading claiming he is doing "God's work"...

http://dealbreaker.com/2010/04/tomorrow-pour-one-white-castle-hamburger-out-for-goldman-sachs/


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