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One of the only booming jobs in Banking right now, as each job is replaced by technology one at a time, is Risk Management.
I would love to hear what would happen if an aspiring risk manager suggests to their boss that 100% reserve would put an end to their headaches?
I think they would be replaced by a computer too.
LOL
So if there is one thing that history has shown us, it is that central banks are unable to stabilize our economies.
I mean think about it…
If your sole job was to make sure that our economy is stable and you had been responsible for the amount of instability our economies have had since the birth of the Bank Of England in 1694 by private banker William Patterson, would you still have a job?
Is it because central bankers are stupid? Keep Reading…
Peer to Peer Lending – Will it replace banking?
OK.
If you have been following my blog…
You will know that Keep Reading…
Many of you have been asking questions of my mission to reform banking…
…So I thought I would address the main ones here…
After reading between the lines of your questions and trying to get to what you are really asking, here is my summary…
“In plain English Simon Dixon, what banking reforms do you stand for and what exactly are you up to?”
“Are you an evil banker or are you one of us?”
“Are you a greedy capitalist trying to squeeze some money out of banking reform or are you really trying to make a difference?”
So here it is, in plain English… Keep Reading…
All you hear about today is…
…Bankers that should go to prison…
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Keep Reading…
From a recent Press Release…
While George Osborne spends his day trying to figure out how to charge more taxes for fewer public services, negotiating with banks to get them lending and twisting their arms to make them promise to pay smaller bonuses, an ex investment banker is reaching out to tens of thousands of university finance students, educating them on the one banking reform that will make George Osborne’s life a whole lot easier.
Entrepreneur and ex investment banker, Simon Dixon, has been campaigning and touring universities presenting on banking reform long before the words credit crisis became common talk. Keep Reading…
While George Osborne pushes forward with his latest initiative to get more people and companies into debt to turbo charge the economy, we also hear from Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank Of England stating that the current banking system is the worst one we could have.
“Of all the many ways of organising banking, the worst is the one we have today.” Mervyn King. Keep Reading…
Thought you might like this video where Abraham Lincoln returns from his grave. I recorded the whole conversation for you to forward to economics professors on monetary reform…
Wanted to make it interesting so I managed Keep Reading…
Banking Reform is in mainstream discussion since the financial crisis, but until recently, Keep Reading…
James Robertson just sent me a monetary and banking reform update.
Thought you might be interested… Keep Reading…
Monetary Reform – Could 2011 be the year that Banking and Monetary Reform takes a quantum leap forward to the mainstream?
On Friday December 17th Congressman Dennis Kucinich took a crucial and Keep Reading…
Positive Money has been set up be Ben Dyson for those who want to take an active role in the Monetary Reform movement.
Here is a video from Ben Dyson on how money works. This is part 1 of a series. Keep Reading…
Check out these viseo updates Keep Reading…
Over the years I have been looking at many proposals for monetary reform. I have met many monetary reformers and of those the most influential in my work have been James Robertson and Ben Dyson. From the work of James Robertson and spending many hours with Ben Dyson I have copied a proposal below which I fully back. The proposal is taken from Ben Dyson’s website www.bendyson.com.
The following is a proposal for reform that can be implement in the UK Keep Reading…
As we speak I am in the midst of a PR road show presenting the causes, consequences and solutions of the financial crisis and the need for monetary reform across the UK.
I have been presenting to audiences totaling about 2000 a month. and my new venture in banking without banks is making progress.
After presenting to this many people and meeting this many bankers, you start to recognise some common themes in the questions that come up repeatedly that I would like to address in this post.
After my presentation where I demonstrate to the audience how 97% of our money supply is created privately through private debt loans and that money creation by banks is an expanding process in which money created by past loans is perpetually recycled, re-loaned, providing an endless supply of new money, building up into a vast infinitely ballooning total of money and debt that eventually renders unaffordable interest repayments, I open up the floor to questions.
Similar questions tend to arise at each presentation. Keep Reading…
