The swap enabled Greece to improve its budget and deficit and meet a target needed to remain within the region’s single currency. Knowledge of their existence may have changed investors’ perception of the risk associated with Greece, and the price they may have been willing to pay for the country’s securities.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=asBNXSLtlN9E&pos=2At least the securities sale issue if there is one is a much better case. "It doesn't let Goldman off the hook"....
What is the interest for a big name to fool investors they regularly deal with? To knowingly compromise its reputation when dealing with government and non governement organisations through the entire world with just a one time coup?
Can really someone imagine the conversassion "I'm a Greek elected official and I have a plan, first, ruin my country, second, cheat the EU, third, fool as many Greek bond's investors as possible, can Goldman do something for me and what are the price of your services?"
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