Category: BAC
FEP’s Day in Court Against the Weaponized SEC
Over the last few years our Free Enterprise Project (FEP) has waged an uphill battle against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which has been doing the bidding of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler to discriminate against free-market organizations and ...
Scott Shepard: ESG Means Biden Administration Priorities Forced on Businesses
Last week, Alabama State Sen. Dan Roberts (R-Mountain Brook) introduced a bill to keep Alabama’s tax dollars away from companies that discriminate according to ESG criteria. That’s great news for Alabama; the bill deserves broad support and speedy passage. Alabama ...
Banks, Though Forgiven, Continue to Discriminate Against Conservatives
The too-big-to-fail banks, and the other banks the government favors, are backstopped against depositor loss without limit. Smaller banks are not similarly protected. The result is to draw assets to those protected banks -- and to put all of us ...
Scott Shepard: As Banks Morph Into Utilities, Too Big To Fail Means Too Big for Bias
Here we are, in another round of de facto bank bailouts. This time investors seem to be (rightly) losing their investments, but depositors are to be covered fully – as long as they bank at “systemically significant” banks. And investors at the ...
Bank of America’s Equity: Racial Discrimination, Elitism, Fraud, and Bad Business
Bank of America (BoA)’s newest racially discriminatory program provides a casebook study in what “equity” is really about – racial discrimination perpetrated by billionaires against poor white people to atone on the backs of others for the fact that they are very, ...
Bank of America, Citigroup Slammed for Discriminatory Policies
Shareholder Proposals Criticize Diversity Policies That Favor Certain Groups Washington, D.C. – Today the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) presented proposals at both the Bank of America and Citigroup annual shareholder meetings, each criticizing “equity” policies that give preference to members ...
Brian Moynihan is His Own Worst Nightmare
Brian Moynihan is the CEO of Bank of America (BOA). He is a multi-millionaire. He is also one of the chief proponents of environmental, social and governance (ESG) policy – how businesses justify their participation in politics as a muscle ...
Deconstructing Brian Moynihan
Bank of America (BoA) CEO Brian Moynihan: insufferable, delusional, fraudulent. I have made the case for those conclusions on various grounds on these pages before, but today you can decide for yourself by watching the man’s performance here. I urge you ...
Bank Of America, Chase Follow Discrimination With Coverup
I think I’ve finally found a policy position on which left and right can heartily agree. The legislation, regulation and protections that have given us the too-big-to-fail banks are impossibly broken, and must be replaced. Aside from their appalling economic ...
Bank of America, Coca-Cola Backpedal From Georgia Election Law Criticism
Washington, D.C. - Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan today backed away from claims that Georgia's new voter-integrity law is racist after being confronted by the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP). Two hours earlier, Coca-Cola ...
