"Bazoli Perhaps you're right, it would be a thousand times better to replace the ethic of profit even though many have argued the opposite." So the City Council of the Northern League, Silvia Lanzani, said the intervention of the President of the Supervisory Board of Intesa Sanpaolo, Giovanni Bazoli, published by the Corriere della Sera and focused on responsibility 'social of the big banks and their commitment to the territory.
"Probably - Bergamo adds the exponent of the League - the lending institutions have emerged as a mediating body between those who had money and did not want to put them to good use and who did not have much money but want to work. What happened then it is easy to imagine: the mediators and arbitrators are now masters of both those who have money, both of whom did not. This reminds me of the history of directors who over time become very loyal owners. "
"Banks - underscores Lanzani - reached unimaginable profits and now they are powerful, often inaccessible, gleaming whiteness of a sometimes unfair, but they forget how much blood and tears are costing more to their power. I understand that in modern society these institutions are necessary to facilitate transactions of money, but it's just - concluded the Northern League - which does not remember that it is precisely their status as mediators that has achieved so much power on the skin of those who gave and received money? ".
"Probably - Bergamo adds the exponent of the League - the lending institutions have emerged as a mediating body between those who had money and did not want to put them to good use and who did not have much money but want to work. What happened then it is easy to imagine: the mediators and arbitrators are now masters of both those who have money, both of whom did not. This reminds me of the history of directors who over time become very loyal owners. "
"Banks - underscores Lanzani - reached unimaginable profits and now they are powerful, often inaccessible, gleaming whiteness of a sometimes unfair, but they forget how much blood and tears are costing more to their power. I understand that in modern society these institutions are necessary to facilitate transactions of money, but it's just - concluded the Northern League - which does not remember that it is precisely their status as mediators that has achieved so much power on the skin of those who gave and received money? ".
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