Italy Banking Crisis is Also a Huge Crime Scene by Don Quijones • Dec 18, 2016 • 21 Comments Toxic loans on the banks’ books as a result of corruption, political kickbacks, fraud, and abuse.
So Who Gets to Pay for Italy’s Banking Crisis? by Don Quijones • Dec 13, 2016 • 23 Comments “There is not and there will not be a banking crisis in Italy, nor will there be a European financial crisis coming from Italy”: EU Commissioner Moscovici
Italians Vote “No,” Renzi to Resign, Banking Crisis Now Looking for Taxpayers by Wolf Richter • Dec 4, 2016 • 73 Comments Teetering Eurozone banks exposed to flying shrapnel.
The Fix Is Already In, as Italy’s Moment of Truth Beckons by Don Quijones • Dec 3, 2016 • 54 Comments Banks cannot be allowed, at any cost, to suffer the consequences of their own chronic mismanagement, or worse.
Debt & Deficit Outlooks for France, Italy, Spain, & Portugal by Contributor • Nov 30, 2016 • 34 Comments Is “ugly” the right word?
Italy’s Crisis Turns into a Multi-Headed Hydra by Don Quijones • Nov 20, 2016 • 33 Comments Making Retail Investors pay.
The Global “Populist” Doom Tour Swings to Italy by Don Quijones • Nov 13, 2016 • 34 Comments In the middle of a blossoming banking crisis.
Italy’s Banking System on Verge of Nervous Breakdown by Don Quijones • Oct 30, 2016 • 22 Comments The “Doom Loop” resurges.
Italy’s Banking Crisis Gets Addressed: How to Conceal a Problem that Threatens to Engulf the Entire Eurozone by Don Quijones • Oct 23, 2016 • 33 Comments The art of Making Bad Debt Disappear.
Why Italy’s Banking Crisis is Spiraling to Heck by Don Quijones • Oct 16, 2016 • 27 Comments €4.8 billion window-dressing to cover a growing €360 billion hole
