No one talking about Romney (((Bain capital)))?
Come on Anons, where/how does the C_A drug money get laundered? What fueled the Savings and Loan scandals of the 1980’s? Was banco Ambrossiano only doing buisness with Franklin national Bank and Nugan Hand bank?
<thank u anon
https://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2012/04/04/6234524.htm
“Banker, businessman Frank Kardonski, dies [The Miami Herald]
(Miami Herald (FL) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) April 04–After Hurricane Andrew decimated South Florida in August 1992, people desperate to buy the basics found they couldn't even take money out of their own bank account – everything was shut down.
Frank Kardonski, who ran the Key Biscayne Bank, found a way around the problem. He borrowed $500,000 in cash from a friend and gave it to his customers.
"They needed cash and he was going to give it to them," said daughter Denise Kardonski Arosemana.
Kardonski – banker, businessman and co-founder of the Panama Stock Exchange – died Sunday of a heart attack in Key Biscayne. He was 66.
Born Sept. 30, 1945 in Panama City, Kardonski grew up watching his father Abraham Kardonski create and run a prominent import/export business.
He got his first taste of the business world as a teenager, when he ran his own go-cart races, getting money from teens wanting to race around a track in Panama.
"He wasn't a studious kid," said his daughter Giselle Kardonski Persyko. "He just loved the idea of being a businessman." After high school, Kardonski went to the University of New Mexico and then to New York University's business school.
He returned to Panama, where he joined the family business, opened a cabinet making shop and fertilizer company, and got involved in local politics trying to expand his country's global reach.
He married his first wife in 1972 and the couple had four children before divorcing.
In 1982, he was instrumental in creating the National Investment Council to attract foreign investors to Panama.
At the time, he told The Miami Herald that Panama was the prime place for foreign investment.
"We're looking for people with their own products, their own markets and their own capital," Kardonski told the newspaper. "They'll provide the know-how. We'll provide the know-who." In 1989, Kardonski helped found the Panama Stock Exchange to improve the financial market in Panama, said his daughters.
Around the same time, Kardonski's business sense was put to the test when his uncle was kidnapped. Kardonski paid the ransom and his uncle was set free. But Kardonski had written down the serial numbers of all of the bills, which later helped police capture the kidnappers, Arosemena said.
In 1990, Kardonski's family bought Key Biscayne Bank from Charles "Bebe" Rebozo, a longtime Key Biscayne resident and longtime friend of former President Richard Nixon”