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Michael Cembalest: JPMorgan Asset Director Talks Crypto
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Michael Cembalest talked Bitcoin pole more file "Maltese Falcoin" crypto report.
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NCB beats JPMorgan in Ponzi fight
Aubyn Hill, Financial Gleaner Columnist
I remember the flack that National Commercial Bank (NCB), Patrick Hylton and Mike Lee-Chin took from the public when the bank made the unilateral decision to close the Olint Ponzi scheme account operated by David Smith.
Smith had perpetrated his form of pyramid scheme on many who-should-have-known-better Jamaicans and other nationals, who fell for his confidence pitches. NCB, based on too many suspicious transactions, one imagines, was determined to push this Ponzi scheme operator out its door and took the matter to the United Kingdom Privy Council, even after our local courts refused to give the bank leave to do so.
It was also reported that the Privy Council, in its January 28, ruling in favour of NCB, criticised the practice in Jamaica of judges giving injunctions without notice to defendants when there was no real urgency.
In allowing the appeal against a Jamaican Court of Appeal ruling in July granting the injunctions to the by then controversial Olint Corporation Limited, the Privy Council held the clear view that NCB's reasons for wanting to close the Olint accounts were valid and that it was entitled to close them.
The NCB management's kind of determination to push suspicious and qu
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