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Financial Institutions

January 19, 2024

Swiss UBS Faces a Paradox: Job Cuts Amidst Expansion Plans in Investment Banking

For the time being, the year 2024 will remain contradictory in the financial sector. While some great expectations, such as the approval of crypto ETFs by the U.S. SEC, have materialized and the financial results of leading fintech companies are positive, shrinkage and layoffs continue. As in the case of Swiss banking giant UBS. According to Financial News, there will soon be a noticeable reduction in staff.

Court Cases

May 18, 2023

Deutsche Bank To Pay $75 Million To Settle Jeffrey Epstein Lawsuit!

The WSJ reports that Deutsche Bank has reached a settlement of $75 million in a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the bank of aiding Jeffrey Epstein‘s..

Bankruptcies

April 30, 2023

U.S. Banking Crisis Continues With The First Republic Bail-Out Action!

After the collapse and bail out of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, the U.S. banking market is not settling. U.S. regulators have requested that banks submit their best takeover offers for First Republic by Sunday afternoon. The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has reportedly asked six banks to bid for the embattled lender. Shares in First Republic plunged from $122.50 on March 1 to around $3 a share last Friday.

April 5, 2023

Payvision And Frank: The Two Big FinTech Takeover Disasters And The Different Consequences.

Recently, Charlie Javice was arrested in New York and charged with fraud. She is the founder and former CEO of fintech Frank, which JP Morgan bought for $175 million. She allegedly misled JP Morgan about the true state of the company. In 2018, ING acquired Payvision, founded by Rudolf Booker, at a valuation of €360 million. ING expected Payvision to be a different company. The fintech made most of its revenue from merchants in the porn and gambling sectors - and with scammers.

April 4, 2023

Goodbye life: Frank Founder Charlie Javice Arrested And Charged With Fraud!

In 2021, the U.S. banking giant JP Morgan paid $175 million for Frank, a student loan assistance fintech startup founded by former CEO Charlie Javice in 2016 (report here). JP Morgen launched a lawsuit against its founder Javice, alleging she had created 4.25 million users to inflate the value of the business. Now, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Javice with fraud. She fooled the wrong people and was was arrested last night.

March 3, 2023

Not ING! How U.S Banking Giant JP Morgan Deals With Its Disastrous FinTech Takeover Deal!

In the U.S., the banking giant JP Morgan paid $175 million for Frank, a fintech startup founded by former CEO Charlie Javice in 2016. Frank offers software to improve the student loan application process for young Americans seeking financial aid. Now, JP Morgan is suing the 30-year-old founder and the startup's former Chief Growth Officer, Olivier Amar for allegedly lying about its scale and success by creating an enormous list of fake users to entice the financial giant to buy it.

November 2, 2018

THE GLADIUS CRYPTO CASE AND THE GERY SHALON NETWORK

Just recently, the US lawyer Stephan PALLY reported on the court case regarding the US-based crypto-startup GLADIUS NETWORK and assumed connections to the already indicted..

Exposed: The “New World Order” – and the Strange Role of WEC and René Benko!

The term "New World Order" (NWO) has long sent shivers down the spine of democracy's true believers. At its heart lies the fear that a global cabal of unelected billionaires, technocrats, and corporate overlords are quietly shaping a future ruled by control, surveillance, and centralized wealth. Today, this so-called NWO isn’t some fringe theory anymore.

Unmasking the Global Puppet Masters: Why X Influencers and Media Firebrands Are Raging Against the WHO and Bill Gates!

Hold onto your seats, because the internet is ablaze with fury, and the targets are none other than the WHO and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates! Influential voices on X and across social media platforms are leading a digital revolt, accusing these global giants of sinister plots that threaten humanity itself. Around conspiracy kingpin Alex Jones.

World Health Organization’s Financial Situation Post-U.S. Withdrawal Under Trump Administration

The WHO, a specialized agency of the United Nations, has been a cornerstone of global health governance since its founding in 1948. The U.S. withdrawal from the WHO, initiated by President Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, has significantly disrupted the organization’s financial stability, given the U.S.’s historical role as its largest donor.

The Explosive WEC Dossier: Uncovering the Network Behind a Post-WEF Power Hub!

At a time when the world is grappling with the fallout from Klaus Schwab’s resignation and the financial scandal around the World Economic Forum (WEF), a new power center has emerged in the shadows: the World Economic Council (WEC), operating from a virtual office in Vienna and led by figures now tied to one of Europe’s biggest white-collar scandals — the collapse of René Benko’s Signa Group.

Peter Brabeck-Letmathe: The Water Baron Takes the WEF Throne—What’s Next for Global Elites?

Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, the 80-year-old Austrian corporate titan, has stepped into the spotlight as the interim chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) following Klaus Schwab’s abrupt resignation on April 20, 2025. Known for his ruthless business acumen and controversial stances, Brabeck-Letmathe is no stranger to power—but his ascension to the WEF’s helm amid swirling allegations against Schwab raises explosive questions.