As Bank Deaths Continue to Shock, Documents Reveal JPMorgan Has Been Patenting Death Derivatives

Wall Street On Parade ^ | 2-17-2014 | Pam Martens and Russ Martens

[Renfield]

The probability of two vibrant young men in their 30s who are employed by the same global bank but separated by an ocean dying within six days of each other is remote. And few companies are in as good a position to understand just how remote as is JPMorgan: since 2010, it has received four patents on quantifying longevity risks and structuring wagers via death derivatives.

The two deaths at JPMorgan remain unexplained. Gabriel Magee, a 39-year old technology Vice President was found dead on the 9th level rooftop of JPMorgan’s European headquarters at 25 Bank Street in the Canary Wharf section of London on January 28 of this year. A London coroner’s inquest is scheduled for May 15 to determine the cause of death. Six days later, Ryan Crane, a 37-year old Executive Director involved in trading at JPMorgan’s New York office was found dead at his Stamford, Connecticut home. Wall Street On Parade spoke with the Chief Medical Examiner’s office in Connecticut and was told the cause of death is “pending,” with final results expected in a few weeks....

[WayneS]

The probability of two vibrant young men in their 30s who are employed by the same global bank but separated by an ocean dying within six days of each other is remote.

No it's not.

[Buckeye McFrog]

so, exactly how are the Clintons involved in this?

[edcoil]

Deaths are up to 8, the head of bitcoin committed suicide in Singapore Monday.

[hoosiermama]

Nachum has a lists
I think it may be larger than that

[WayneS]

Okay. THAT is highly unlikely and arouses some suspicion.

However, TWO people who are employed by the same very large company dying a few days apart is not even all that unusual.

[driftdiver]

“The probability of two vibrant young men in their 30s who are employed by the same global bank but separated by an ocean dying within six days of each other is remote”

Not so remote when there are a couple hundred thousand employees of that bank.

[edcoil]

They monetized money and securitized debt in one of the largest financial frauds in world history.

Expect more however no one (bankers) seems to have had to pay any price yet

[Alex Murphy]

....since 2010, it has received four patents on quantifying longevity risks and structuring wagers via death derivatives. The two deaths at JPMorgan remain unexplained. Gabriel Magee, a 39-year old technology Vice President was found dead on the 9th level rooftop of JPMorgan’s European headquarters at 25 Bank Street in the Canary Wharf section of London on January 28 of this year. A London coroner’s inquest is scheduled for May 15 to determine the cause of death. Six days later, Ryan Crane, a 37-year old Executive Director involved in trading at JPMorgan’s New York office was found dead at his Stamford, Connecticut home

Have any of them been on the same elevator?

[PieterCasparzen]

The dead bankers do not necessarily have anything to do specifically with international banking’s activities in eastern Europe.

That being said, there is a tie-in between derivatives and eastern Europe.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - EBRD - has a unique place in history, besides being a financier of Ukraine to the tune of billions of Euros.

The 2009 book “Fool’s Gold” by Gillian Tett tells of the “pioneering” work in the modern credit derivatives market undertaken by JP Morgan, i.e., Blythe Masters, et.al., which ties in with the Exxon Valdez oil spill and EBRD, which purchased the credit risk associated with JP Morgan extending a $4.8 billion credit line to Exxon.

You can find pages 46-47 online in google books, just search for...

jp morgan derivatives ebrd

using google.

Other sources have the same story.

Small world.

[OneWingedShark]

However, TWO people who are employed by the same very large company dying a few days apart is not even all that unusual.

A lot of that is cut down if they're in a similar position — that is excluding things like tellers, janitors, and accountants.
Granted, you would expect to find a lot of "bankers" in the banking industry, just like a lot of "programmers" in Microsoft.

[Nachum]

http://www.nachumlist.com/deadpool.htm

[Georgia Girl 2]

I think these death derivatives pay off hugh and series. Like millions for each person. It adds up fast. JPMorgan is desparate for money. If they kill off 10-20 young guys it could be a couple billion tax free dollars.

[Wuli]

jpmorgan chase has about 255,000 employees

about half are makes, or about 127,500

the two guys who died were ages 37 & 39

lets say their age group represents only 10% of the 127,500 male employees, or just 12,750

the chances of dying for males ages 35-44 is 1 in 633

the chances of dying among an estimated 12,750 males at JP morgan in ages 37-39, would be 20 deaths (12,750 / 633)

statistically there is nothing strange in the JP morgan deaths

but if someone is a conspiracy theorist, where every correlation equals a cause, well then the laws of averages don’t matter to such a person anyway