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>U.S. Authoritites Starting to Worry about Deutsche Bank’s Mountain of Derivatives - Philippe Herlin - GoldBroker
"It’s a good thing that the Americans are doing (a little) the work that the ECB and the national regulation agencies should be doing."

I wonder if we need to look to the ECB for info that it is doing the job that US regulators ought to be doing. All I seem to see from US regulators over US bank holdings of derivatives is, "Nothing to see here. Move along."


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Beginning of the headline :We know, since last year, that Deutsche Bank has become the bank with the most exposure to derivatives in the world, slightly ahead of JP Morgan. The total amount of the German bank’s derivatives is astounding: 55 Trillion euros, a sum equal to 20 times Germany’s GDP, or five times the Euro zone’s GDP. Obviously, the bank could not face any hard depreciation of those products, since they represent 100 times its clients’ deposits, or 150 times its own funds... What’s new is that financial author... Read More
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