Billiarden Verluste, wegen der Falsch Beratung vor allem von McKinsey, KPMG der Landesbanken, welche praktisch deshalb Alle abgewickelt werden musste.
Und nun bezahlt die EU Commission, nochmal 800.000 € für eine unnötige Beratung für die Privatisierung, der Staats Betriebe, vor allem in Slowenien, Kroatien, was zum Ruin dieser Staaten führen wird. Berlinwasser der Deutschen Betrugs Mafia in Albanien, Betrugs Berater rund um Elber Sh.P.K. erpresste Verträge, für Politik Consults in Albanien, wurden Standard in diesem Unfug.
Und dann wurden Hedge Fund, mit dieser US Falschberatung, Eigentümer von über 1 Million Wohnungen, Staatsbetrieben. In Österreich, das selbe System mit der BAWAG. Der Deutsche Goldman Sachs Banker: Tim Leissner, raubte 1 Milliarde $ in Malaysia (nun verurteilt), Partner der Deutschen Betrugsbank: Deutsche Bank, als System. Beratung als Billiarden schweres Betrugs Modell Weltweit. 2,7 Milliarden $ veruntreut, gestohlen als Goldman & Sachs System, wie man in Griechenland sah, ebenso dabei: die Deutsche Bank. Bestechungsgeld an Politiker ebenso als System vom Balkan, Asien, bis Deutschland. Gerichtsakte in den USA: auch wegen Auslandsbestechung wie bei Steinmeier, Edmond Stoiber usw.. EDNY Docket No. 18-CR-439 (MKB) - New York
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Seit der Jahrtausendwende und verstärkt seit der Finanzkrise
2008 übernehmen BlackRock & Co maßgebliche Teile der Wirtschaft in
der EU und in Deutschland. Auf dem deutschen Immobilienmarkt sind sie
mittlerweile sogar die größten Privateigentümer von Mietwohnungen.
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Überall spricht man real, wegen diesem Betrug von einer Re-Kommunalisierung, weil das Desaster Weltweit ist, was nun fortgesetzt wird, mit Bestechunsgeld.
Die übelsten Consults wieder, die nie eine Beratung bieten konnten nur Betrug, inklusice die Betrugs Banken: Deutsche Bank, Goldman & Sachs, wie auch Malaysia.
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With KPMG compiling an
assessment of the “operational and fiscal challenges” of state-owned
enterprises for the public purse on behalf of the European Commission,
concerns about a new wave of privatisation arise.
The Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs has awarded a contract worth €800,000 to global accountancy and consultancy firm KPMG to study state-owned enterprises across EU member states, including to encourage “the adoption of best practices regarding the management (including the restructuring and/or privatisation)...”. But this contract, due to conclude at the end of this month, raises many questions. Will this project reinforce the myth that the private sector is more efficient and therefore better at running public services than the public sector, a myth which is held by some at the top of the EU? Will the EU use this project to ‘recommend’ further structural reforms or privatisation processes on EU member states? And is this study even compatible with the EU’s duty to remain neutral when it comes to the ownership of assets, as set out in the EU Treaty?
The Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs has awarded a contract worth €800,000 to global accountancy and consultancy firm KPMG to study state-owned enterprises across EU member states, including to encourage “the adoption of best practices regarding the management (including the restructuring and/or privatisation)...”. But this contract, due to conclude at the end of this month, raises many questions. Will this project reinforce the myth that the private sector is more efficient and therefore better at running public services than the public sector, a myth which is held by some at the top of the EU? Will the EU use this project to ‘recommend’ further structural reforms or privatisation processes on EU member states? And is this study even compatible with the EU’s duty to remain neutral when it comes to the ownership of assets, as set out in the EU Treaty?
The contract
In November 2016 the European Commission's DG Economic and Financial Affairs (DG ECFIN), awarded
KPMG Advisory SPA (the consultancy giant’s Italian arm) and the
Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi a contract worth €800,000 to
“provide an overview of assets (including State-owned enterprises) owned
by the public sector in the EU 28 and encourage the adoption of best
practices regarding the management (including the restructuring and/or
privatisation) of the portfolio of assets, with the aim of improving the
sustainability of public finances and market functioning in the
European Union”.
This contract rings alarm bells for various reasons. KPMG and its university partner have been asked to provide
overviews of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the EU’s 28 member
states including on equity, governance models, investment strategies,
and to look at various aspects including “profitability prospects”. It
is also asked to provide case studies and draw out the “key challenges”
per country for its SOEs. There are one-off references to the quality of
services and users’ prices which the consultants should include within
the case studies, but otherwise the focus is on mapping the “operational
and fiscal challenges” which SOEs place on the public purse.
The awarding of the contract to a partnership which includes KPMG is a red flag. KPMG, one of the so-called ‘Big Four’,
provides taxation, accountancy, and audit services to businesses and
individuals around the world. It also regularly advises governments on
‘reform’ or ‘restructuring’ (words which are sometimes code for
privatisation of public services), for example in water, finance, and other government assets). Meanwhile, via its professional services teams, it is also well-positioned to profit after a privatisation when new market opportunities are created.
KPMG recently hit the headlines as one of a number of companies implicated in the ‘Gupta scandal’ in South Africa. The scandal – which has already led to the collapse of the UK public relations firm Bell Pottinger – included questions over the awarding of big state contracts to Gupta family businesses. KPMG’s South African arm audited Gupta accounts for 15 years and a September 2017 statement
on the website of campaign group Save South Africa said “KPMG risks
becoming the Bell Pottinger of the auditing profession”. KPMG’s South
African leadership team has since resigned and the firm admitted that its South African arm “made serious mistakes and errors of judgement”.
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