[marcusmaximus]

Brandon gave KGB Putin the green light to invade Ukraine and now Brandon's Wall Street donors are paying the price. More consequences of a stolen election.

[DarrellZero]

Don’t loan money to gangsters.

[proust]

At this rate, BlackRock will go out of business in about 1,864 years.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

They didn’t “lose” anything unless they sold.

[mewzilla]

Donors won’t pay for this.

Taxpayers will.

That why donors donate to Deep Staters.

[moehoward]

[kiryandil]

[samadams2000]

Ok it’s gone from 70 billion to 120 billion. Who’s hiding the salami?

[Long Jon No Silver]

Wonder what the exposure is in Commie China. China owns the U.S

[AndyJackson]

International banks are owed roughly $121 billion by Russia-linked entities,

Old saw, you owe the bank $1000 and you don't repay. You are in trouble. You owe the bank $10M and don't repay. The bank's in trouble.

Maybe the western financial world should have thought about all of that before getting ourselves into this position.

[spirited irish]

America’s grave-diggers falling into the pits they dug for others.

[Vigilanteman]

Now maybe Black Rock can quit bidding up home prices in certain markets and making them unaffordable for young people starting families.

[reed13k]

Let’s say that russia owes $XXX to the west and decides not to pay.

How much $xxx the west owe to Russia?

[NohSpinZone]

Blackrock can go eff themselves. They are a bunch of woke wannabe phonies.

[PGR88]

Don’t worry - they will be bailed out by Fed.gov and Federal Reserve in various ways.

[colorado tanker]

Blackrock is woke, soon to be broke.

[Enterprise]

"Western banks are owed $121 billion from Russian entities"

Suffer bitches, suffer.

[PMAS]

Blackrock didn’t lose $17 Billion - their investors did

[Ford4000]

This is nothing compared to the beating Larry Fink and Blackrock will take if China goes after Taiwan. Couldn’t happen to a more deserving guy.

[chuckee]

Are they still holding the depreciated asset or did they sell it and take the loss? There are a number of investors who are holding Russian sovereign bonds, stocks and rubles who have not sold them. And there are a number of “vulture” speculators waiting to buy them in the event that there is a Ukraine Russia settlement, particularly if Russia has the upper negotiating hand, because no doubt, as part of that settlement, Russia will insist all sanctions be lifted in which case there will be an explosive rally in Russian securities and currency.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Too big to fail II.