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La parte buena de los bancos | Jose Carpintero | TEDxTorrelodones


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I think I ‘m looking at myself

epic that maybe just a naive one that

I do not read the newspapers or see the

news in the last ten years

also think how it is presented that a

guy to tell you that the banks

they have their good part their good part that

that is a dream a reality because yes

as you were in this world of

news papers and magazines and books

as you have been able to verify that

they have committed grills and outrages and that

be rescued with public funds

many financial institutions if with

our taxes

I’m going to give you an example that I have very

recent and very close to me apart

of a normal professional activity

Libero name and bank a project of

integration of young people at risk of

social exclusion

and when we ask the guys

which are the banks for them tell us

that are companies that are dedicated to stealing

so imagine what it’s going to be

starting we start is difficult

banks have also had a

problem that has failed to put in value

all the initiatives that have taken

out during the past years a

little in line with what he picked

plutarco in his appointment the one of not enough with

that the woman of the Caesar be honest

it also has to look like

please make me be uneasy to that

they make you want to go to the police and

denounce banks for thieves

scammers true if some trait

special that allows us identification

has ATM

the auditors and gives away pans and

how much commission raised

discovered about 8,000 euros in three

years and this one when you go to a

Branch or private services

true and this one

here there are no moloj banks are banks

worse or worse

good to put some context and

so you can see that the banks really

they are not as bad as it seems

I will give you some small contributions

I promise you not to bore in the

fourth century before Christ in the

old greece the first signs are signed

Forex trading and then loan

later the Roman empire

he founded the dear mutual or mutum was

that to finance agriculture in a

moment in which society had

the population grew exponentially

had grown a lot and there is a

global food crisis after

during the middle ages the banks

constituted as such in the north of

italy and 1,406 was founded on genoa the

first bank

the first modern bank you know why

banks are called banks because the

site where 60 Jews to make the

operations since the 16th century until

the 19th century

the banks accompanied the trade

and trade and industry and the 20th century

came the two great wars europe

I was totally desolate

then the banks along with others

agents had to collaborate to

lift up this continent of ours and you

will the perfect storm loomed in the

21st century

let’s put in context 2006 bubble

real estate in 2007 crisis the

sub prime mortgages and 2008 the crisis

global financial market crisis

market liquidity crisis crisis

what happened because banks are

they forgot what they were

accustomed to doing that is not another

thing that grant loans receive

basic operations deposits

financing and doing advice

Well, we start from a base

let’s make vows and all together let’s go

eliminate the banks in the area to the

earth would be earthly paradise

everything would be perfect there were no problems

love justice social peace

Well , well , let’s make hypothesis

Imagine that there were banks that

I would commission the construction of

infrastructures that the initiative

public does not arrive

right now 65% of the works

infrastructure are financed by

banks that would be responsible for building

the roads the hospitals the

schools as basic subjects as

financial transactions and let’s talk

first the particulars for example

where we keep our savings under the

mattress again

or maybe to pay for receipts and

do not buy for a game of

shackles or maybe to receive the

payroll to give us the money in

cash or imagine that we’re going

trip to sub -saharan africa to burkina

faso and that money to whoever

asked for the money to the head of the tribe not

to the handle because the same applies to

small medium and large companies

imagine an olive grower from Jaén

wants to sell the olive oil in a

very complicated market as the market

Chinese, he needs the support of someone

throughout the process for one thing

as basic as for example is the

guarantee

need banking or maybe the

word of honor from the olive grove of Jaén

I would serve

let’s imagine a world without banks and

let’s talk about housing itself is a

controversial issue but here

we could ask for money to buy

another house to our families to our

friends to the people who pass by the street

not the banks and also there was not a

thing even politically

wrong maybe the mortgage system

Spanish is quite efficient and also

this has added

here the market rates are low

we achieved that 80 percent of

Spaniards own their own

living place

this in society less banked

this percentage

goes down to 18%

let’s imagine a world without banks and

Let’s talk with the generation of employment

there are 700,000 people that we work

direct or indirect way for

banks and there’s more there are other four

millions of people that thanks to the

participation of banks can

lead to lease your dreams can

develop your business we are talking

and individual self-employed entrepreneurs

if it were the banks that is responsible

of this the banks traditionally has

been a catalyst for the economy

what this is basically is the

money that we have left in one place what

we go to places where you need

if the banks were not the ones who

I would commission this channeling

of money the banks to the sector more

cross that exists because it is

present in all sectors and layers

of population that occurred

shareholders and now I’m thinking the

shareholders and I do not care what

actions of the banks because of course

people tend to think that

actions of the big banks are the

important families economic groups

powerful

you know that these people only have

5% of the shareholders 95% of the

remaining is in our hands of the

small and medium investors that

we will do with all this money

let’s imagine a world without banks and

we talked about a concept so in vogue

as social responsibility

corporate or call rsf

until not long ago the banks dedicated

2,200 million euros activities of

social purposes

the same budget the ministry

industry

this figure decreased considerably

after the crisis but still the

banks still devote 4.5 percent

of the profits for philanthropic purposes

is together with the technology sector and

pharmacist

the most supportive sector that exists for

so banks are built that are

I would carry this social aid work

sport whose environment and so on

the microloans so you do not know the

microcredits were some tools

financial institutions that were established

all in third world countries with the

to bring people out of poverty

exclusion risk and they were

managed by the institutions

microfinance institutions these institutions

some reasons or others that comes to value

many of them failed and who

it came to the rescue the banks already

the banks are financing and they are

doing operations in Mongolia for

build cabins taiz streets where

cold oo also for example in

Amazon jungle

Well, to cover the needs of the

population or also in Bangladesh to

help women at risk of exclusion

what we would do with all the groups and

the banks were not

let’s imagine a world without banks

you know that at this moment

financial entities are the

main collaborators of the

authorities on issues such as fight against

fraud tax evasion

the financing operations of the

terrorism and money laundering

why because they have controls and

because they have departments that

devote to this investigation

I’m going to give a figure from last year

four thousand 48 were detected in Spain

operations related to money laundering

capital and financing of terrorism

you know how many were detected by

banks more than half 2,200 and I’m

seeing the face of all I’m saying

good

my mother who is not counting this

man but because I see that victory

here is it is very technological very

innovative I’m not thinking that in addition

of banks there are other platforms

of financial information and I was

occur, for example, business angels

crowdfunding alhendín

the tape narrates you know what I say

that I love that they are dynamic that

they are innovative and they have come for

stay

wood is true they are very good but it is

something that happens also that is not gold

everything that shines in the United States is

an eminently capitalist country

only 1% of the population has

decided to leave traditional banking for

go to modern banking to the people

the platform of your hospitalization join

reasons first of all it does not have

enough muscle

in second place the positions

initiation are not always so good

the supreme court Spanish justice

says that usury is twice the type

of average market interest

I would appreciate you to take a look at

the conditions offered by some of

them in third place is a sector that

it is not regulated yet the whole is

in a legal limbo

however banks are regulated

and well regulated to avoid problems

of transparency to avoid abuse

markets men logically everything

that we came from before because it is logical that

has been done this will be implemented

controls admitted measures of all kinds

and in fourth place by the banks

seen what was coming over us

We are adapting quickly to the

Technological decisions to cover

needs the clients and now they say

one thing in this platform of

financial information hoard

collaborating with the banks you will get

synergies or many of them will be

will be bought by the banks themselves

Thus

seen the above maybe a world

without banks it is not so wonderful either

as we thought not and some reflection

maybe we can direct the bank to a

Model new model other than a model

in which it looks a little bit more like

what we call social banking the

ethics the alternative or even fix

the Islamic banking that basically what

which aims to avoid speculation

financially or has also used a

question that maybe what

could do is because the

citizens we could demand a

namely series of measures that are

transparent ones that are profitable and

same socially useful time that

give effective advice to the

customers who make an evaluation

Appropriate projects that approve

viable projects

have control measures and

finally limit the pay

of the managers I do not know if he has made us

reflect

I hope so and you know that I

would like the bank to return to the

genesis when it was incorporated 25 ago

centuries in ancient Greece that

basically what was intended was

help people

obviously not forgetting the part

pecuniary and allow me to return to

beginning of the talk in which they

I said that from activity

normal professional led name and

bank an integration project

young people in revolution and I ‘m going to

talk about dani dani’s case is a boy

Madrid is 20 years old comes from the

totally unstructured family not

has mandatory minimum training and

good joined the program not

I had no desire and illusion for nothing

I also did not have any kind of

orientation in your life and now you’re

going to class to finish that is

going to professional workshops and we’re

guiding the job search and had

is still without currency with me because I am

your mentor

dani is a funny restless guy

smart and bright and has talent

what happens is that to date nobody

has given the opportunity to progress the

greatest illusion was neither to be an electrician and

let’s continue with him and let’s

help you in training and

financing

and you know what made me special illusion

in last week when your last

session with which he restated the

question today arrive and that are the ones that

they are the banks for you and he answered me

are companies that help grow

many

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