Anything For You All: European Banks Frantically Trying To Dump $7 Trillion Of Crap Assets -- But No One Will Buy Them

Jumat, 25 November 2011

European Banks Frantically Trying To Dump $7 Trillion Of Crap Assets -- But No One Will Buy Them

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November 25, 2011

European Banks Frantically Trying To Dump $7 Trillion Of Crap Assets -- But No One Will Buy Them

So now they're turning to securitization.

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