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Dear Subscriber,
If
Deutsche Bank goes under — and it may indeed totally collapse — it will
be a weapon of mass destruction many times larger than the failure of
Lehman Brothers in 2008.
- It has $46 TRILLION in derivatives on its books with immeasurable counterparty risk.
- It’s
facing up to a $14 billion fine from the U.S. Department of Justice for
its role in the 2008/09 crisis and refuses to pay it — because it can’t
afford to.
- What is vulnerable is Deutsche Bank’s business
model, since it is obligated to invest its large German deposit surplus
in German government bonds. With a sovereign debt crisis looming, that’s
a recipe for disaster.
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