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Large US Banks Gave Explanations to Congress for the Rescue of Argentina: What They Said
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Large US banks gave explanations to Congress for the rescue of Argentina: what they said
The major banks in the United States sent letters to the US Congress in response to a request for explanations from Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, who had asked them to provide details about the financial aid to Argentina that the Treasury said they were negotiating with private entities for an amount close to US$20 billion, […]
The JP Morgan admitted to buying pesos on behalf of the U.S. Treasury. Other entities appealed to confidentiality to avoid giving details about US$20 billion assistance. The post The big U.S. banks explained to the U.S. Congress their role in bailing out Argentina appeared first on The Intransigent.
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