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2008 crisis, 2008 depression, 2008 Financial Crisis, ABN Amro, activist campaign, American rail freight operator CSX, bailout, banking scandals, Boris Johnson, City of London, corporate raiding, CSX, East Africa, finance, hedge funds, India, Infosys, Prime Minister, RBS, RBS bailout, Rishi Sunak, Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Christopher Hohn, Sir Fred Goodwin, Snehal Amin, Tax evasion, TCI, TCI hedge fund, TCI partner, The Children’s Investment (TCI) fund, UK, Wall Street crash
Rishi Sunak, son-in-law of InfoSys founder, reportedly set in motion a chain of events leading to the 2008 financial crisis, when he was a hedge fund boss/corporate raider. He also appears to have set in motion the chain of events that have forced Boris Johnson to resign, in an apparent attempt to make himself Prime Minister. Indeed, Sunak likely orchestrated the other resignations. Did he pay people off with all of his blood money?
No matter how bad things appear, they can always get worse. Whatever you may think of Boris Johnson, Sunak is clearly worse.
He seems to have used the corporate raider strategy against Boris Johnson: “Sunak was a partner of The Children’s Investment (TCI) fund when it threatened to “go to war” with the board of the American rail freight operator CSX, where the tactics included pledging to topple the company’s board after the hedge fund…
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