Corporate crimes
Corporate Crimes
Fines 13 giants have paid out in US since 2000

Source: Violation Tracker Database, 2018
- KEY FACT
- Since 2000, the 13 global financial giants have paid out $46,071,450,274 in fines which is just over 10% of penalties of 327,000 recorded civil and criminal cases.
Crime pays
JP Morgan Chase found guilty in 2013 of selling toxic mortgages that fueled financial crisis

Source: Good Jobs First Subsidy Tracker, 2018
“Without a doubt, the conduct uncovered in this investigation helped sow the seeds of the mortgage meltdown.”
– US Attorney General Eric Holder
We paid the cost
The Financial Crisis cost the US economy as much as $22 trillion. As of 2017, US authorities had levied over $150 billion in fines for activities related to the financial crisis.

UNEMPLOYMENT: the hidden cost of financial crisis
Number of people unemployed

- Key Fact
- From 2008 to 2015, 61 million people across the globe lost their jobs due to the consequences of the financial crisis.
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