NOT raising capital during the credit crisis has so far been a sign of strength. May it now be turning into a source of weakness? As regulators and shareholders demand a more cautious approach, the bar is being raised on what constitutes an acceptable level of protection. Banks that have resisted seeking new capital are under scrutiny, and none more so than Barclays and Deutsche Bank.
The problems and questions lie within the employees and workers in these branches, are the banks the ones to blame for the crisis? or is it also other people?
The problems and questions lie within the employees and workers in these branches, are the banks the ones to blame for the crisis? or is it also other people?
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