During the 2008 Meltdown when the government bailed out too-big-to-fail giants like Bear Stearns, AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac – who did they hire to analyze and clean up the mess?
Another giant financial firm by the name of BlackRock, lead by a very well connected billionaire by the name of Larry Fink
BlackRock was award these key government contracts to help with the meltdown with no competitive bidding while being enveloped in secrecy
Basically, Larry Fink was hired to be the manager of Washingtonâs bailout of Wall Street, even though BlackRock is one of the biggest shareholders in the same banks that they were helping to bail out.
In 2020, who did the money printer of the US, the Federal Reserve, hire to manage their scheme to buy corporate bonds? (Basically, they were bailing out corporations that had too much debt or needed to borrow money) You guessed it, they went right back to BlackRock. Even though again, the same corporations BlackRock was helping to bailing out, were the same corporations they owned some of the biggest stakes in
And yet, despite all his considerable power, the general public has practically never heard of Larry Fink With BlackRock barely coming into the public eye during the recent claims that theyâre buying up single-family homes Thatâs because Larry is smart – heâs intentionally kept it that way Heâs spent the last 33 years building BlackRock into the biggest asset manager in the world, with over $9 trillion dollars under their management
Today, BlackRockâs clients include the retirement accounts of average everyday people in the form of pension funds, they also have sovereign wealth funds as their clients, other central banks, college endowments, âFortune 500 companiesâ, and millions of individual investors
Theyâre the one of the top shareholders of many of the biggest stocks like Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, and even other major banks like Wells Fargo and Chase
This is BlackRock
What some call “the most influential financial institution in the world,”
The world’s largest shadow bank,
And perhaps⊠the company that owns the worldâŠ
When Larry Fink was asked by Bloomberg if itâs true that heâs the most powerful man in finance – the man responsible for $9 trillion dollars tried to convince you otherwise – that âI donât think of myself as powerfulâ
Is that true? Does BlackRock own the world? Well, itâs a little complicated
