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Listed below are comments made by the1beard between Monday, 9th February 2009 and Friday, 17th July 2009.

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Curbing bank executives' enthusiasm 08:24am on 17 Jul 2009 Robert

CAN you do a item on the Massive margins the Mortgage companies and Banks are now making on mortgages ????
BAA: No margin for error 5:27pm on 05 May 2009 So They'll ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

INCREASE the MARGIN ! Derrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Robert is this the best you can muster ?
'A bit of a week' 7:06pm on 30 Apr 2009 And the MET office forecast is for BBQ weather.

None of them have a clue what is going to happen tomorrow let alone this summer.

The only thing that is certain is that politician’s snouts will be firmly in the troughs, which we fill!

Wouldn't mind if the bacon was any good but it's rotten every time!

So even if the MET office is correct (which I very very much doubt) steer clear of the Swine!
Barclays' painful deal 6:35pm on 09 Apr 2009 You talk about Money as if it's a rare comodity it's not!

Just PRINT some more!

NONSENSE!!!!!!!!!
FOOLish1
That bloomin' pension again 10:28am on 04 Apr 2009 Lets MOVE ON!
HE did a deal that’s it deal done.
WHY on earth would he give a penny back?
Good riddance to bad rubbish.

Dock the pensions of those who allowed him to have the pension.

Maybe that would make others think twice about decisions made in these cases in future.

THE HORSE has well and truly BOLTED
FSA's blueprint to make banking safe 07:05am on 18 Mar 2009 Long Overdue!

But will they implement relative risk allowances?

If the taxpayer is footing the bill for the risk then shouldn’t the lending be LINKED to TAX payments?

IS it not those who pay taxes who should be protected?

So the risk should be linked to benefit those who pay taxes?????

IE as I have said before

LENDING should be a MULTIPLE of TAX PAID not a multiple of earnings.

This would have the added advantage of allowing fine-tuning of the lending at various tax levels, which would allow lower taxpayers the opportunity of taking relatively more or less, risk.

OR would that be too complicated for the mathematically challenged FSA and GOV?
FSA's blueprint to make banking safe 07:02am on 18 Mar 2009 Muppets all round then!

Long Overdue!

But will they implement relative risk allowances?

If the tax payer is footing the bill for the risk then shouldn’t the lending be LINKED to TAX payments?

IS it not those who pay taxes who shoud be protected ?

So the risl should be linked to benefot those who pay taxes ?????

IE as I have said before

LENDING should be a MULTIPLE of TAX PAID not a multiple of earnings.

This would have the added advantage of allowing fine tuning of the lending at various tax levels which would allow lower tax payers the opportunity of taking relatively more or less risk.

OR would that be too complicated for the mathamatically challanged FSA and GOV?
Why Sir James Crosby resigned 7:02pm on 11 Feb 2009 AS for PAUL MORE

Well if he'd been sooooo convinced then he could have tried harder.

OH maybe not

Clapperboard mad men on OXFORD st

Calling the END is neigh.

Oh I forgot

Common sense has never been worthy.

Especially with the appalling lack of thorough NEWS INFORMATION that we here in the UK seem to get FROM our PRESS.

Sound BITES no information or EDUCATION!
Why Sir James Crosby resigned 6:59pm on 11 Feb 2009 Yes LETS all GET RID OF and FORCE OUT THOSE WHO KNOW WHERE it all went WRONG!

THEIR experience is useless ????????

THAT WAY we can have a bunch of KNOW NOTHINGS running the show!

BACK to where IT all STARTED THEN!!!!!!

THIS resignationg HELPs NO bodY!

Mind you he may well advice for FREE now?

UNLIKELY!
Fixing banks' boards 4:01pm on 09 Feb 2009 FSA gloomy over economic outlook

WHAT

They don't exactly have a good track record of predicting DO THEY ?

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