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: Calculated RiskU.K., Germany Consider Action Against Goldman Sachs
By Anonymous
Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Sunday he wanted Britain's financial watchdog to investigate U.S. bank Goldman Sachs ...From Bloomberg: Germany to Review Possible Legal Steps Against Goldman: Wilhelm"I want a special investigation done into the entanglement of Goldman Sachs and the companies there with other banks and what happened," Brown told BBC television.
"There are hundreds of millions of pounds have been traded here and it looks as if people were misled about what happened. I want the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to investigate it immediately," he said.
"I know that the banks themselves will be considering legal action," Brown said, apparently referring to European banks that lost money ...
Germany may take legal action against Goldman Sachs Group Inc., German government spokesman Ulrich Wilhelm said today by phone.Piling on begins ...
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on April 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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