Posted on Sustainabilitank.info on July 29th, 2007
by Pincas Jawetz (PJ@SustainabiliTank.com)
The following just shows how even US financial interests move overseas when it comes to making money from a global need. This is a testimony to a nearing bankruptcy of the US world leadership.
The Citi Private Banking arm, like the Swiss banks, is trying to gather funds for successful investments given real needs. They aim at small, medium, and large companies for their offer of awards.
We are sure they love to obtain funds from individual investors and they will thus broker between the ope opportunity and the cash that sits there observing and searching for such opportunities.
The Judging panel, that includes members of the Financial Times, The Carbon Trust, The IFC, the WWF, Yale University and Trucost is quite interesting and promises knowledge of this field.
We are specially looking at the juxtaposition of the Financial Times and Yale University - mind you. When the people from Yale have something to contribute, they always go to the Financial Times and not to the Wall Street Journal. So why did we get upset of The News Corporation trying to apply vacuum suction on the Dow Jones Corporation and its Wall Street Journal child. Could things be much worse at the WSJ then they are already, when it comes to seeing the future. After all, we are interested in the future and the present is just the prolog to the future. We are proud to say that like Zerubabel of the Bible, we keep the “Cap-Stone” on our table to remember us of the ready made product - the objective of where we have to go - which is the concept of SUSTAINABILITY. We do not begrudge those that will take us there while making money faring us over there.























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