What's killing banks/bankers is their bloated and unnecessary fees.
Most my generation and the younger generations are refusing traditional banking in favor of alternatives with less fees.
Topic: Is Bitcoin Killing Bankers? Third prominent banker found dead in six days (Read 4592 times)
February 01, 2014, 02:13:58 PM
February 01, 2014, 01:47:38 PM
Apparently they were whistleblowers. That would make sense but I can't find any proof of that...
February 01, 2014, 01:38:34 PM
maybe it was just their employers balancing the books... after all, if Walmart takes out life insurance on their empoloyees ( http://consumerist.com/2007/07/03/walmart-took-secret-life-insurance-policies-out-on-employees-collected-after-their-death/ ) you know a bank isn't going to miss any opportunity to make a buck, especially if it's tax free.
February 01, 2014, 01:14:47 AM
This is interesting, though I think the odds of bitcoin being related are slim to none.
Bitcoin certainly not. We know big things are coming, and the shadow banking sector is scrambling to set up their positions for the next financial era. Bitcoin is a blip and of interest within the upcoming era, but has no bearing on anything that could motivate a murder or suicide yet.
My interest has been piqued however, so I will spend a few minutes trying to estimate if this is a severe statistical anomaly or not.
Bitcoin is a blip? hm...can't really agree with you here....
If you interpret it that way I don't agree with me either. What I mean is, in the new era, it will be everything, but at the close of the current banking era, it is merely a blip on their radar, if at all. Most of these fellows have people to operate their computer mice for them. This is not a fictitious analogy; literally, they do not mess with computers. They drink fine liquor and smoke cigars from yachts and issue orders to subordinates. Upon being presented with a mouse, at least one famous banker worth more money than god was perplexed with its operation. This was but a few years ago at most.
Seems like I have misunderstood your first reply
February 01, 2014, 12:47:36 AM
This is interesting, though I think the odds of bitcoin being related are slim to none.
Bitcoin certainly not. We know big things are coming, and the shadow banking sector is scrambling to set up their positions for the next financial era. Bitcoin is a blip and of interest within the upcoming era, but has no bearing on anything that could motivate a murder or suicide yet.
My interest has been piqued however, so I will spend a few minutes trying to estimate if this is a severe statistical anomaly or not.
Bitcoin is a blip? hm...can't really agree with you here....
If you interpret it that way I don't agree with me either. What I mean is, in the new era, it will be everything, but at the close of the current banking era, it is merely a blip on their radar, if at all. Most of these fellows have people to operate their computer mice for them. This is not a fictitious analogy; literally, they do not mess with computers. They drink fine liquor and smoke cigars from yachts and issue orders to subordinates. Upon being presented with a mouse, at least one famous banker worth more money than god was perplexed with its operation. This was but a few years ago at most.
February 01, 2014, 12:34:50 AM
This is interesting, though I think the odds of bitcoin being related are slim to none.
Bitcoin certainly not. We know big things are coming, and the shadow banking sector is scrambling to set up their positions for the next financial era. Bitcoin is a blip and of interest within the upcoming era, but has no bearing on anything that could motivate a murder or suicide yet.
My interest has been piqued however, so I will spend a few minutes trying to estimate if this is a severe statistical anomaly or not.
Bitcoin is a blip? hm...can't really agree with you here....
February 01, 2014, 12:31:06 AM
That's fucked up... but I'm sure there are thousands of suicides a day and I'm sure we can find many people who killed themselves who share the same occupation.
February 01, 2014, 12:27:23 AM
Maybe those three dudes knew something we don't know.
January 31, 2014, 11:00:40 PM
If those bankers sold their soul to the devil worshipers cult Illuminati for massive amount of money or high ranking positions in governments, then, they had it coming.
Well , you gave your brain for free to the devil , they at least got something in return.
January 31, 2014, 11:00:04 PM
I hope that's just a coincidence. If TSHTF and there was a global bank meltdown worse than 2008, this is exactly the kind of thing that would precede it.
January 31, 2014, 10:54:46 PM
If those bankers sold their soul to the devil worshipers cult Illuminati for massive amount of money or high ranking positions in governments, then, they had it coming.
January 31, 2014, 10:50:56 PM
This is interesting, though I think the odds of bitcoin being related are slim to none.
Bitcoin certainly not. We know big things are coming, and the shadow banking sector is scrambling to set up their positions for the next financial era. Bitcoin is a blip and of interest within the upcoming era, but has no bearing on anything that could motivate a murder or suicide yet.
My interest has been piqued however, so I will spend a few minutes trying to estimate if this is a severe statistical anomaly or not.
January 31, 2014, 10:38:46 PM
This is interesting, though I think the odds of bitcoin being related are slim to none.
January 31, 2014, 10:29:46 PM
and we are talking worldwide here.
January 31, 2014, 10:24:22 PM
Why would your mind even go there? I'm sure a lot of people off themselves 'after the holidays'. I guess I feel bad for the families involved, but it's real hard to feel bad for the industry that they've left. They were probably shorted a couple million in their bonuses and couldn't take the pressure. Guess, all those 'do nothings' who are living on less than $30k US/year at least have a back bone compared to the whiners.
January 31, 2014, 10:16:32 PM
Bitcoin or the government ?
I bet on he government.
After all , they can still issue loans in bitcoin , can't they?
I bet on he government.
After all , they can still issue loans in bitcoin , can't they?
January 31, 2014, 10:14:14 PM
Bloomberg is reporting this morning that former Federal Reserve economist Mike Dueker was found dead in an apparent suicide near Tacoma, Washington. Dueker, 50, a chief economist at Russell Investments, had been missing since Jan. 29 and was reportedly having troubles at work.
Normally HousingWire wouldn’t cover deaths in the industry, but what’s strange is that Dueker is the third prominent banker found dead since Sunday.
On Sunday, William Broeksmit, 58, former senior manager for Deutsche Bank, was found hanging in his home, also an apparent suicide.
On Tuesday, Gabriel Magee, 39, vice president at JPMorgan Chase & Co’s (JPM) London headquarters, apparently jumped to his death from a building in the Canary Wharf area.
Read More: http://www.housingwire.com/articles/28796-third-prominent-banker-found-dead-in-six-days
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