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Well from what I was reading back in 2006 saudi's were buying heavy into farming interest in certain african states also. Like I said I'm not the expert on the banking programs at this point I am still learning. When certain things start linking together I just get real nosy about it all in seeing who is doing what where, etc...Yes, both privates and organization buy x amount. Generally with privates this puts them in a position to acquire that of a ceo of some type.a "buy in" ??? People kinda pay a sum of money to some organization and
then become an executive in a bank?
I have not been able to keep up on who is where at this point, we have not had Internet since about 2009, just able to check on emails and a few things until last month and a half agoSo people from some mideastern countries are "buying into" banks in the Midwest?---------is that "buy in" thing
something like owning STOCKS? ie shares in a corporation? I really do not
know which is why I ask.I am not sure about the citizen requirements. I know some saudi were heavily involved in certain banks. And again I have not kept up on all the laws. Some banks have various departments. i.e. home, business, different leasing sections, home, equipment, etc... All with the main name but different. In 1998 - 2000 a lot of moves were made in the banking into the areas of stocks and insurances. I am not your best source on learning what these changes were just watched what was happening with small family farms and small business enterprises.What mideastern country are BUYING into USA Midwest banks? Can a non-citizen do so?
oh.......... ok------how does that implicate BANKERS -----in the turmoil in
Syria? or the issues in Yemen between Iran and Saudi arabia?. Seems
to me that allowing non citizens to BUY US banking----dealing with
farms and houses and tools of trades etc------is a damned dangerous idea----
but I do not really understand how that stuff works