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Israel and Palestine – the practical partnership March 2, 2017The conference setting is stunning and fitting too; a sumptuous spa on Jordan’s Dead Sea shore, with magnificent views overlooking the West Bank. Corralled by the Union of Arab Banks, delegates come from across the Arab corporate mainstream; bankers (central and commercial), businessmen and officials, to talk banking in Palestine … read more >>
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This is Brett Clark. He’s the CEO of Australian insurance company TAL Holdings, the company that fleeced my late mother Una Ellis (https://ericellis.com/has-tal-insurance-ripped-you-off) of $1000s while she suffered through dementia. Brett seems pretty happy. Maybe that’s because he’s just scaled Sydney Harbour Bridge, an exhilarating experience. Or maybe because its … read more >>
DIARY OF A SCAM: DAY 3. I have obtained a recording (above) that reveals how Blissed Out Brett Clark‘s TAL Insurance deals with a policyholder after TAL discovers she suffers depression. It was recorded at TAL’s claims operation. Remember this is the insurance company that advertises that is ‘Making a … read more >>
(let us know at talpredator@gmail.com) It did to this woman, my mother; repeatedly, professionally, ruthlessly. Her name is Una Ellis, and she passed away in Winchelsea, Australia on October 24, 2023. She was aged 82, and had suffered profound clinically-diagnosed dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease since 2020. A few weeks before … read more >>
INTERVIEW WITH ANWAR IBRAHIM Back To The Future For Malaysia
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Spain banking: Unicaja swims against the stream By Eric Ellis October 05, 2020 As Spain prepares to digest the €17 billion merger of CaixaBank and Bankia, Andalucían lender Unicaja faces a threat to its regional dominance. While its community roots are an advantage, it also needs an answer to the … read more >>
Urbane and well-groomed, career banker Dave Seleski is an unlikely revolutionary. Tiny by US standards, with assets of around $3 billion, Seleski’s Stonegate Bank has found itself in the extraordinary position of being the only US bank to be authorized by both Washington and Havana to do business in Cuba. … read more >>