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Supplying false statements, overstating earnings and assett values.
Isn't that what borrowers here were doing? Which lead to a Royal Commission into banking and the banks were blamed for not checking the details were accurate and lending money to people who couldn't afford it.
Guess it depends on the narrative.
I doubt the banks audit very many people, they would only do so if the borrower was delinquent on their payments and obviously Trump wasn'tVery selective there SP. In fact not even in the ball park.
Companies cannot simply make up financial statements on a whim to suit themself.
Why are we having a royal commission into the banks? Catch up here
It's official, we will have a banking royal commission. So, how did we get to this point where the banks ask the Government for a royal commission into their own sector and the Prime Minister says yes.www.abc.net.au
You have missed the points badly SP.. A bit more back story to thisI doubt the banks audit very many people, they would only do so if the borrower was delinquent on their payments and obviously Trump wasn't
You say I'm very selective, don't you actually read what you post, well I guess you probably don't because there would be too much to read.
Here is your post #1319 above:
Banks auditing trump
Chase and Citi Bank two banks that lent Trump $290m and $990m respectively, admit they never audited him.
So did they audit him, or didn't they? You say they did, then you post that they didn't.
The longer this goes on the more it looks like a witch hunt and the more traction Trump gets, it is probably at a stage now where he would win by the biggest margin ever.
Mainly because of the frantic way they establishment is chasing him, gives him the Ned Kelly, Robin Hood appeal, everyone loves an underdog and all this hype is driving it beyond belief.
Everyone is talking about Putin getting rid of his opposition, well it looks as though Biden is trying everything to get rid of his opposition, from the outside looking in.
Just saying.
The thing is Bas property valuations can and do swing enormously, it will be interesting to see if he appeals the decision, it all sounds flaky to me, not that I have any idea on the laws in the U.S.
But overvaluing property is very vague, what is vallued at $100m today may be worth $50m next year if we go into a depression so it all just sounds like blocking tactics to stop try and stop people being able to cote for Trump if they wish to.
It is all becoming farcicle, and causing the U.S establishment to lose a lot of credibility, would any of this have happened if he chose not to run for the presidency? I doubt it and probably most people think the same way, which probably makes voters more angry.
As your post says it was an article from 1991, why so long to bring it to a head? Coincidence
I just wish I cared enough to bother reading it, unfortunately I just can't get excited about it, maybe the American public are interested the election will tell as usual.
Yeah. Totally get ya Finicky. There is NO WAY a proper MAGA community would ever consider the possibility of charging Donald Trump with any misdemeanor starting from a parking ticket up.Yep, cutting through the verbiage, it's just random chance that Donald Trump has lost two legal cases so far with hefty penalties in Democrat strongholds with smirking Democrat judges and prosecutors. In the year of the presidential election and TDS in full outcry. F'k all you rat cunning lefties.
So I'm skimming through it. Seems they got around having no victims by using the claim of "repeated fraud" which was the overvalued estimates. I wonder if they will go after every developer from the 80s and 90s now?
Well of course not because this was a partisan witch-hunt
Kathy Hochul the mayor of NY "I think that this is really an extraordinary, unusual circumstance that the law-abiding and rule-following New Yorkers who are business people have nothing to worry about, because they’re very different than Donald Trump and his behavior,” Hochul responded.
So it was basically "get Trump". Every developer is guilty of doing what Trump did. God, I hope they apply this ruling to the banks on wallstreet. The size of the fine was ridiculous and done for one purpose. This is bordering on election fraud.
Sorry bas but while they got him on a technicality (he actually had documents that said the banks need to check valuations), they also won't apply this to anyone else. It's a tds witch-hunt.
So I'm skimming through it. Seems they got around having no victims by using the claim of "repeated fraud" which was the overvalued estimates. I wonder if they will go after every developer from the 80s and 90s now?
Well of course not because this was a partisan witch-hunt
Kathy Hochul the mayor of NY "I think that this is really an extraordinary, unusual circumstance that the law-abiding and rule-following New Yorkers who are business people have nothing to worry about, because they’re very different than Donald Trump and his behavior,” Hochul responded.
So it was basically "get Trump". Every developer is guilty of doing what Trump did. God, I hope they apply this ruling to the banks on wallstreet. The size of the fine was ridiculous and done for one purpose. This is bordering on election fraud.
Sorry bas but while they got him on a technicality (he actually had documents that said the banks need to check valuations), they also won't apply this to anyone else. It's a tds witch-hunt.
The banks said they would happily lend him the money again. They didn't have any problems with the transaction.You have just read it plain wrong MoXjo. Or you didn't read it. Or you don't want to accept it. You completely missed the intention of the law that was established. As was stated repeatedly the criminal action by the Trump organisation was the repeated use of wildly false financial information to make money. They made money by pretending they had way more assets and cash at hand than in reality to -
1) Get approval for large loans and /or
2) Receive a substantially lower interest rate on these loans
3) Lower their tax liability
4) Gain extra value on insurance cover
The observation about saying "Don't believe these documents. Do your own checking " was not legal. The judge said the law made that clear.
The fines ? They weren't fines as such Moxjo . They were disgorgement. The law states that if a business makes a profit from the use of false financial statements the penalty will be loss of these profits. Essentially one can't do an illegal financial act, make a ton on money in the process and keep the profits.
The statement that every developer did what Trump has done is pure hyperbole and frankly BS. I would accept that valuations are stretched. So did the Judge . What was off the page financial fraud was the relentless way they made up asset vales that had no basis in reality. If you actually read the case you would have seen the details of the frauds committed across Trumps projects.
As I said, Judge Engoren went into substantial detail to make clear what laws had been broken, the magnitude of deception and finally how the company still refused to change it's practices despite being under investigation.
Why do you think Kathy had to try and say it was a "one off". Developers and investment money is about to flee NY. The fact that you think NY developers or developers anywhere don't do it blows my mind.The statement that every developer did what Trump has done is pure hyperbole
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