![]() ![]() It brought the global economy to the brink of depression in 2008 and it has not been fixed. 'In Criminal Capital, Stephen Platt lays out in clear and frightening detail, the criminal rot at the core of the international banking system. SIR DAVID CALVERT SMITH, FORMER DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS OF ENGLAND & WALES This book is a 'must read' for anyone who wants to understand the past, the present and the possible future for the world's financial institutions.' It extends to the secretion of criminal money of all kinds including terrorist funding. The culture which created the crises from which we are still recovering is apparently alive and well. Fewer still could describe the prevailing culture within which the crisis developed and what was, and still is, wrong with that culture so accurately and so readably. ![]() 'Few people have both the knowledge and the objective vantage point enjoyed by this author of the worldwide banking system over the last ten years. ROBERT MAZUR, FORMER FEDERAL AGENT AND AUTHOR OF THE INFILTRATOR This book will catapult your understanding of how criminals compromise financial markets.' Gary also received the Correctional Probation Officer Leadership Award for the Region V, Tampa, Florida, Correctional Probation and he won the Outstanding Merit Award for leadership in the Region V Correctional Officer awards Tampa, Florida.'Stephen is a leader in financial crime writing. Gary was also assigned to the Inspector General Drug Interdiction Team conducting searches of staff and visitors entering the prisons for contraband during weekend prison visitation. Gary was promoted to probation officer, senior probation officer and senior prison inspector where for the next 12 years he conducted criminal, civil and administrative investigations in many state prisons. Gary then began a career with the Department of Corrections as a correctional officer. ![]() Gary was a Military Police shift supervisor for five years. Gary received the Army Commendation Medal and Soldier of the Quarter Award while serving. Army Staff Sergeant Gary York completed the 7th Army Non-Commissioned Officers Leadership Academy with a 96.6% in the Train to Train method of instruction. Gary York, author of " Corruption Behind Bars" and " Inside The Inner Circle," served in the United States Army from 1978 to 1987 and was honorably discharged at the rank of Staff Sergeant from the Military Police Corps. ![]()
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