CEASE AND DESIST ATTACHING GOAT GOO DEBT TO THE VICTIMS ESTATE UNDER A FORGED FEDERAL ALBERTA CROWN ATTACHMENT VIA LEGAL AID
BARRIE McKENNA Pensions gets bigger in contract negotiating room BARRIE McKENNA | Columnist profile | E-mail OTTAWA— From Monday's Globe and Mail Published Monday, Jun. 20, 2011 6:00AM EDT Last updated Monday, Jun. 20, 2011 6:27AM EDT
Missing assignments or multiple assignments of the same instrument filed in the public recordsare a direct result of multi-pledging and the use of the same collateral, the mortgage loan, to poolinto securities or pledge for other financing and should be viewed as an overt act of fraud whenencountered.
"We Are on the Verge of a Great, Great Depression",
6/1/11 The cover story of this week's issue of Bloomberg Businessweek examines the United States Postal Service as it hurtles toward insolvency at an alarming rate.
Facing a projected $6.4 billion loss this year, the Postal Service is expected to hit its own debt ceiling by the end of this fiscal year on Sept. 30.
The federal government will then have to choose between letting the agency default on its massive pension obligations or bailing it out to the tune of more than $50 billion.http://www.the7thfire.com/financial.html
6/1/11 The cover story of this week's issue of Bloomberg Businessweek examines the United States Postal Service as it hurtles toward insolvency at an alarming rate.
Facing a projected $6.4 billion loss this year, the Postal Service is expected to hit its own debt ceiling by the end of this fiscal year on Sept. 30.
The federal government will then have to choose between letting the agency default on its massive pension obligations or bailing it out to the tune of more than $50 billion.http://www.the7thfire.com/financial.html
SunTrust With RBC Deal to Expand in U.S. Southeast
FEDERAL JUDICIAL ATTACHMENTS BASED ON PONZIE FRAUD AND FORGED WRITS ACROSS CANADA US AND ALL OTHER REALMS OF THE UK
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CIBC Capital Markets Andrew Potter (403) 221-5700
Credit Suisse Brian Dutton (416) 352-4596
FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Mike Dunn (403) 262-0600
GMP Securities Sean Barr (403) 543-3587
Macquarie Capital Markets Chris Feltin (403) 539-8544
Peters and Co. Jeff Martin (403) 261-2250
Raymond James Justin Bouchard (403) 509-0523
RBC Capital Markets Mark Friesen (403) 299-2389
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BMO Nesbitt Burns Randy Ollenberger (403) 515-1502
CIBC Capital Markets Andrew Potter (403) 221-5700
Credit Suisse Brian Dutton (416) 352-4596
FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Mike Dunn (403) 262-0600
GMP Securities Sean Barr (403) 543-3587
Macquarie Capital Markets Chris Feltin (403) 539-8544
Peters and Co. Jeff Martin (403) 261-2250
Raymond James Justin Bouchard (403) 509-0523
RBC Capital Markets Mark Friesen (403) 299-2389
Scotia Capital Mark Polak (403) 213-7349
TD Newcrest
UBS Matthew Donohue (403) 695-3639
INSURANCE FRAUD ATTACHING TO EASTATE PENSION CASHFLOW INCOME OWNERSHIP
JUDICIAL LIENS ATTACHMENTS BASED ON PONZIE TAKEOVER REAL ESTATE TAX SHELTER SCAM
PNC Challenges Regions, SunTrust With RBC Deal to Expand in U.S. Southeast By Laura Marcinek - document.write(dateFormat(new Date(1308628807000),"mmm d, yyyy h:MM TT Z")); Jun 20, 2011 9:00 PM PT PNC Financial Services Group Inc. (PNC)’s $3.62 billion deal to buy Royal Bank of Canada (RY)’s U.S. retail unit thrusts the bank across the U.S. southeast, challenging local lenders hurt by the real-estate bust.
PNC agreed yesterday to buy Raleigh, North Carolina-based RBC Bank USA and related credit-card assets in a deal that would add more than 420 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia -- most of which is new retail territory for PNC. The Pittsburgh-based lender’s 2,500 outlets are primarily in the North, Midwest and Florida.
The Southeast bore much of the brunt of the financial crisis as subprime lending and falling home prices roiled housing markets in the area. Regions Financial Corp. (RF) last reported an annual profit in 2007 and has written off more than $3 billion in loans since the start of 2009. More than 130 banks have failed since 2007 in the states PNC is entering.
“PNC comes in after the markets have come under pressure,” Terry McEvoy, an analyst for Oppenheimer & Co. in Portland, Maine, said in a phone interview last week. “The banks have already recognized a significant amount of losses. PNC would benefit from the recovery in the value of those assets and the recovery of the economies down there.”http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-21/pnc-challenges-regions-suntrust-with-rbc-deal-to-expand-in-u-s-southeast.html
PNC agreed yesterday to buy Raleigh, North Carolina-based RBC Bank USA and related credit-card assets in a deal that would add more than 420 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia -- most of which is new retail territory for PNC. The Pittsburgh-based lender’s 2,500 outlets are primarily in the North, Midwest and Florida.
The Southeast bore much of the brunt of the financial crisis as subprime lending and falling home prices roiled housing markets in the area. Regions Financial Corp. (RF) last reported an annual profit in 2007 and has written off more than $3 billion in loans since the start of 2009. More than 130 banks have failed since 2007 in the states PNC is entering.
“PNC comes in after the markets have come under pressure,” Terry McEvoy, an analyst for Oppenheimer & Co. in Portland, Maine, said in a phone interview last week. “The banks have already recognized a significant amount of losses. PNC would benefit from the recovery in the value of those assets and the recovery of the economies down there.”http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-21/pnc-challenges-regions-suntrust-with-rbc-deal-to-expand-in-u-s-southeast.html
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