Anthony Truong
‘Are US banks REALLY profitable?’ – Commentary – 22 April 2009
Various US banks, including Bank of America, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, have recently released ‘better than expected’ quarterly results, causing some commentators to claim that the banking crisis is over, and that perhaps TARP wasn’t needed in the first place to save the financial system.
What’s interesting about these quarterly results isn’t so much the numbers [...]
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