8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (9)
#14818829 at 2021-10-20 09:18:54 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18745: Queen Elizabeth without mask in crowded room, What virus? Edition
>>14818817
https://www-faz-net.translate.goog/aktuell/wirtschaft/bundesbankpraesident-Jens-Weidmann-tritt-vorzeitig-zurueck-17593571.html?GEPC=s9&_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=nui
#6807424 at 2019-06-21 16:41:27 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8707: But by the Grace of God go Iran Edition
European central bankers claim oversight over Facebook's cryptocurrency
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Three European central bankers are claiming oversight over Facebook's planned virtual currency to ensure it will not jeopardize the financial system or be used to launder money. Facebook drew worldwide interest this week when it announced plans to introduce a cryptocurrency called Libra, part of an effort to expand into digital payments. Facebook said Libra would be backed by real-world assets, including bank deposits and short-term government securities, to make it more stable - and thus practical for payments and money transfers - than other cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. With the potential to reach billions of internet users and the backing of payment giants like Visa, Facebook hopes Libra will not only power transactions but offer people without bank accounts access to financial services for the first time.
But the central bankers of Britain, France and Germany said Facebook should expect scrutiny. "It has to be safe, or it's not going to happen," Bank of England Governor Mark Carney told the BBC in an interview broadcast on Friday. "We, the Fed, all the major global central banks and supervisors, would have direct regulatory (oversight)," he said, referring to the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Global central bankers have so far largely refrained from regulating digital currencies, having failed last year to reach an agreement on how to do so and concluding they were too small to pose a risk to the financial system. Other global regulators have been monitoring the growth of cryptocurrencies. The Financial Action Task Force, a Paris-based global anti-money-laundering watchdog, is expected to announce rules to address the use of digital coins for illegal purposes. But Libra's announcement has put the issue back on their radar, with the focus now shifting from bitcoin to so-called stablecoins, such as Facebook's Libra, that are backed by real-world assets.
France said on Friday it would create a task force on the matter as part of its presidency of the Group of Seven club of the world's seven largest economies. It will be chaired by European Central Bank board member Benoit Coeure. "It will in the coming months examine the anti-money laundering requirements, but also those of consumer protection and operational resilience and any issues relating to monetary policy transmission," said France's central bank governor, Villeroy de Galhau. His German counterpart, Jens Weidmann, warned that stablecoins could undermine banks if they became a widespread alternative to bank deposits in conventional currencies. "They could undermine the deposit-taking of banks and their business models," Weidmann said on Friday. "This might disrupt transaction banking and financial market intermediation."
One of the issues to be considered by the G7 task force is custodianship, or where and how the official currencies underpinning the tokens would be stored, according to a letter seen by Reuters. This is a crucial point for stablecoins. Tether, the highest-profile stablecoin, with coins worth around $3.6 billion in existence, has faced questions over whether it holds enough U.S. dollars to back the tokens in circulation. The company has said it has sufficient reserves. Facebook is grappling with public backlash after a series of scandals ranging from privacy breaches to accusations that it is restricting freedom of speech.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-crypto/european-central-bankers-claim-oversight-over-facebooks-cryptocurrency-idUSKCN1TM188
#1465901 at 2018-05-19 05:49:33 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1840: NIGHT CREW=BEST CREW Edition
Jens Weidmann signaled he's open to succeeding Mario Draghi as head of the European Central Bank, the Bundesbank chief's strongest hint so far that he wants the job.
"I believe that every member of the Governing Council should have the willingness to contribute to monetary policy also in a different role," the German told Funke Mediengruppe in an interview published Saturday.
Weidmann said that public discussion of who will follow in Draghi's footsteps at the end of 2019 has started "much too early." Euro-zone governments are unlikely to decide on a successor this year.
https
://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2018-05-19/Weidmann-signals-openness-to-succeeding-draghi-as-ecb-president?__twitter_impression=true
#1302708 at 2018-05-05 01:25:17 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1633: THE MEGA Edition
Shiny thing distraction: I hope Q moves befor 16** bread.
Non-shiny thing: >>1300572
Interesting info re: BIS changes in BOD with relation to election and habbenings
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) announced, as part of its Annual General Meeting today, changes to its Statutes that will become effective in 2019. The changes will allow for greater flexibility in the composition of the Bank's Board of Directors.
At present, and in line with Article 27 of the BIS Statutes, the BIS Board may have up to 21 Directors. These include six ex officio Directors (the central bank Governors of Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States), who may each appoint another Director of the same nationality. Moreover, nine Governors of other member central banks may be elected to the Board.
At an Extraordinary General Meeting in November 2016, the BIS shareholding community approved a Board proposal to change Article 27. This is one of the few Articles whose change requires approval from the signatory governments to the Convention establishing the Bank in 1930 (the governments of Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and Switzerland). In May 2017, the government of Switzerland as host state notified the BIS that the changes to Article 27 had been approved by all six governments.
The new Article will come into effect in January 2019. The main changes will be as follows:
The total number of Directors will be reduced from 21 to 18 to enhance the functioning of the Board.
The six ex officio Directors will agree on the appointment of one Director - instead of six - from one of their nationalities.
The number of elected Directors will be raised from nine to 11, enhancing the flexibility the BIS has to compose the Board.
BIS Chairman Jens Weidmann said today: "Changing Article 27 is a historic achievement for the BIS. It will significantly improve the balance between the different world regions represented on the Board. This can only benefit the governance of the BIS as a global institution."
#1295104 at 2018-05-04 13:36:12 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1623: German Schwarzbrot Edition
>>1294771
Q says "Follow the money"…all banks, money, value of gold, silver & the stock markets are controlled by BIS.
BIS is the eye of the triangle that everything below feeds. It is in Switzerland…who "protects" the Pope? Swiss Guards. BIS is run by Luceferians per Ronald Bernard (WATCH HIS YT VIDEOS- very revealing)
So- (P)ope takes orders from the Chair…
"THINK LOGICALLY"….the CHAIRman (Jens Weidmann) of BIS would be the Head of it all with his board members.
"THINK LOGICALLY"….they are calling the shots of everything! How do you think the Stock market went down 666 points that one day? That was a warning from them to POTUS!
Do some digging into BIS if you want to know who is controlling the world for its evil gains.
https://www.bis.org/about/board.htm
https://www.bilderberg.org/bis.htm
#1291201 at 2018-05-04 01:05:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1618: Lag City is The Best City for My Potato Edition!
Jens Weidmann and Jörg Asmussen are definitely the most powerful men in Germany. Unknown so far
#1158237 at 2018-04-23 19:00:57 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1448: Monday Marker. Edition
Jens Weidmann: He knows where the money goes.
BIS Board of Directors elects Jens Weidmann Chairman
On 6 September 2015 the Board of Directors of the Basel-based Bank for International Settlements (BIS) elected Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann as its new Chairman. His three-year term of office will begin on 1 November. President Weidmann is the first German citizen to serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the BIS, which was founded in 1930.
The BIS, also known as "the central bank's central bank", is the world's oldest international financial institution. The Bundesbank is one of currently 60 member institutions. [He is president of the Deutsche Bundesbank.]
The Board of Directors determines the strategic and policy direction of the BIS. It also supervises BIS management. It meets at least six times a year. Its composition includes six ex officio members - the central bank governors of Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Each of these members may appoint another member of the same nationality to the Board. Pursuant to the BIS statues, up to nine governors of other member central banks may be elected to the Board of Directors.
https:// www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/EN/Topics/2015/2015_09_07_bis_Weidmann.html
#1157883 at 2018-04-23 18:33:23 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1448: Monday Marker. Edition
>>1157518
Jens Weidmann - Bank for International Settlements
Welcome remarks by Dr Jens Weidmann, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank for International Settlements, for the SAFE/CFS/Deutsche Bundesbank Lecture, given by Mr Agustín Carstens, General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements, Frankfurt am Main, 6 February 2018.
The money seems to keep going back to Germany.
Why are there no BIS branches in the USA?
#2724 at 2018-01-09 08:27:22 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3: The Great Q Migration Edition 2nd
>>2587
BIS' Board of Directors
Chairman: Jens Weidmann, Frankfurt am Main
Mark Carney, London
Andreas Dombret, Frankfurt am Main
Mario Draghi, Frankfurt am Main
William C Dudley, New York
Ilan Goldfajn, Brasília
Stefan Ingves, Stockholm
Thomas Jordan, Zurich
Klaas Knot, Amsterdam
Haruhiko Kuroda, Tokyo
Anne Le Lorier, Paris
Fabio Panetta, Rome
Urjit R Patel, Mumbai
Stephen S Poloz, Ottawa
Jan Smets, Brussels
François Villeroy de Galhau, Paris
Ignazio Visco, Rome
Pierre Wunsch, Brussels
Janet L Yellen, Washington
Zhou Xiaochuan, Beijing
8chan/8kun QResearch GERMANY Posts (2)
#14820836 at 2021-10-20 17:53:52 (UTC+1)
Q Research Germany #89: Wir brauchen eine Revolution - Edition
Die Leute werden auf den Zusammenbruch vorbereitet
Bundesbank-Pr?sident Jens Weidmann tritt zur?ck - Katastrophe f?r unser Geld
Katastrophe f?r unser Geld! Deutschlands H?ter des
stabilen Euro gibt auf
Ausgerechnet in der Monster-Inflation: Jens Weidmann wollte unser Geld vor der Entwertung sch?tzen - doch die Ampel-Parteien SPD und Gr?ne haben andere Pl?ne
Der n?chste Schock f?r unser Geld! Deutschland verliert seinen wichtigsten Streiter f?r einen stabilen Euro innerhalb der Europ?ischen Zentralbank.
Bundesbank-Pr?sident Jens Weidmann (53) tritt vorzeitig zur?ck - und das ausgerechnet jetzt, da die Monster-Inflation auf uns zurollt!
Er habe Bundespr?sident Frank-Walter Steinmeier um seine Entlassung aus dem Amt zum 31. Dezember gebeten, teilte die Bundesbank am Mittwoch in Frankfurt/Main mit.
Aus pers?nlichen Gr?nden, wie es offiziell hie?. Doch der Zeitpunkt seines R?cktritts ist auff?llig!
Schon jetzt ist absehbar, dass die Inflation (4,1 Prozent im September) in den kommenden Monaten und Jahren hoch bleibt - und das Ziel der Europ?ischen Zentralbank (EZB) einer Teuerung von nahe zwei Prozent dauerhaft rei?t.
Hei?t: Der Bundesbank-Chef geht ausgerechnet zu einem Zeitpunkt, da Lebensmittel, Mieten, Energie teurer werden, und zwar in rasantem Tempo. Und die Sparguthaben der B?rger verlieren gleichzeitig an Wert.
Doch es ist fraglich, ob die n?chste Regierung das zur Chefsache macht. Im Gegenteil: Zumindest zwei der drei Ampel-Parteien, die am Mittwoch ihre Sondierungsgespr?che aufnehmen, um eine Regierung zu bilden, wollen es mit den geldpolitischen Grunds?tzen des Euro - zuallererst seiner Stabilit?t - nicht so genau nehmen!
PD und Gr?ne stehen f?r eine Finanzpolitik, die Weidmann kaum mittragen w?rde: Sie sprachen im Wahlkampf von einem Aufweichen der Schuldenbremse und gemeinsamen Schulden mit anderen Euro-Staaten. Damit wollen sie zwei Prinzipien ?ber Bord werfen, die gerade f?r Deutschland und der Bundesbank bei Einf?hrung des Euro heilig waren.
Punkte, gegen die auch Weidmann stets ank?mpfte. Er hatte immer den stabilen Euro im Blick und verteidigte diesen Grundsatz auch innerhalb der Europ?ischen Zentralbank.
Besonders in s?deurop?ischen L?ndern d?rften viele Politiker jetzt die Sekt-Korken knallen lassen. Denn sie nehmen eine h?here Inflation gern in Kauf: Die Geldentwertung senkt ihre hohe Schuldenlast wie von Zauberhand - wenn auch auf Kosten der Kleinsparer, deren Einkommen und Verm?gen dabei mitschrumpfen.
Weidmann steht seit Mai 2011 steht er an der Spitze der Bundesbank, war damals mit 43 der j?ngste Bundesbank-Chef aller Zeiten. "Mir war es dabei immer wichtig, dass die klare, stabilit?tsorientierte Stimme der Bundesbank deutlich h?rbar bleibt", schreibt er an die Mitarbeiter der Bundesbank zum Abschied.
Konjunktur-Experte Prof. Dr. Stefan Kooths (Uni Kiel) warnt vor den Folgen des Weidmann-R?cktritts: "Sollte die Bundesbank als Mahnerin gegen die Gefahren der monet?ren Staatsfinanzierung und f?r einen eng umrissenes Mandat ausfallen, wird dies nicht ohne Einfluss auf die Inflationserwartungen bleiben. Eine solche Entwicklung w?re ohnehin schon problematisch, in der jetzigen Situation k?me sie zur v?lligen Unzeit."
https://www.bild.de/geld/wirtschaft/wirtschaft/bundesbank-praesident-Jens-Weidmann-tritt-zurueck-78009544.bild.html
#14819691 at 2021-10-20 14:31:29 (UTC+1)
Q Research Germany #89: Wir brauchen eine Revolution - Edition
Katastrophe f?r unser Geld! Deutschlands H?ter des stabilen Euro gibt auf
Ausgerechnet in der Monster-Inflation: Jens Weidmann wollte unser Geld vor der Entwertung sch?tzen - doch die Ampel-Parteien SPD und Gr?ne haben andere Pl?ne
… Zumindest zwei der drei Ampel-Parteien, die am Mittwoch ihre Sondierungsgespr?che aufnehmen, um eine Regierung zu bilden, wollen es mit den geldpolitischen Grunds?tzen des Euro - zuallererst seiner Stabilit?t - nicht so genau nehmen!
SPD und Gr?ne stehen f?r eine Finanzpolitik, die Weidmann kaum mittragen w?rde: Sie sprachen im Wahlkampf von einem Aufweichen der Schuldenbremse und gemeinsamen Schulden mit anderen Euro-Staaten. Damit wollen sie zwei Prinzipien ?ber Bord werfen, die gerade f?r Deutschland und der Bundesbank bei Einf?hrung des Euro heilig waren.
… Besonders in s?deurop?ischen L?ndern d?rften viele Politiker jetzt die Sekt-Korken knallen lassen. Denn sie nehmen eine h?here Inflation gern in Kauf: Die Geldentwertung senkt ihre hohe Schuldenlast wie von Zauberhand - wenn auch auf Kosten der Kleinsparer, deren Einkommen und Verm?gen dabei mitschrumpfen.
https://www.bild.de/geld/wirtschaft/wirtschaft/bundesbank-praesident-Jens-Weidmann-tritt-zurueck-78009544.bild.html
8chan/8kun QResearch2Gen Posts (1)
#20309 at 2018-05-03 22:42:36 (UTC+1)
2nd Generation Q Research General #27 - New Horizons Edition
If Soros takes orders from P (pope)
& P takes orders from the Chair
And Q says FOLLOW THE MONEY
Then I'm thinking BIS!
Who is the CHAIRMAN of BIS= Chairman: Jens Weidmann, Frankfurt am Main
Q says THINK LOGICALLY- BIS runs the world through the Cabal banking which is run by Luciferians. Then the head "bank" BIS would be making & calling the shots….especially their Chairman & Borard members. They would have to be the tip top of the Cabal!
https://www.bis.org/about/board.htm
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-04-11/meet-secretive-group-runs-world