Your fact-checks will appear here
Defunct American financial services firm
No — the overwhelming evidence and expert commentary show that the majority of banks are not owned by Jewish people; ownership of banks is broadly dispersed among public shareholders, institutional in...
A significant number of historically important banks were founded by Jewish families or Jewish immigrants—examples include the Rothschilds, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lazard and...
The 2008 housing crisis began with a bursting U.S. housing bubble and a sharp rise in mortgage delinquencies, especially among subprime borrowers, and cascaded into a global financial panic that trigg...
Barack Obama’s response to the 2008 financial crisis did not directly shape his Democratic nomination—he had already secured the nomination before the worst of the crisis unfolded—but the crisis becam...
The sources provided identify several landmark investment banks—most prominently , , and —as firms founded by Jewish immigrants or Jewish families who shaped ’s rise . The reporting supplied, however,...
Government emergency help kept Maxwell-affiliated pensioners receiving payments immediately after Robert Maxwell’s death in 1991, and later negotiated settlements and city institution contributions — ...
A subset of the banks and advisers who had financed or advised Robert Maxwell did participate in the major 1995 settlement that helped recover most of the pension shortfall, while at least one major l...