Nuns In Germany, In Search For Yield, Sell Deutsche Bank Shares After Learning About SWAPs
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Amid a global search for yield in a sea of negative interest rates in Europe sits a solitary convent in Germany. The nuns who occupy the facility live a Spartan life, selling milk and candles and at one point collecting interest off a nearly $2.1 million investment portfolio. With rates turning negative and economics being turned upside down in the Eurozone, the nuns pray and actively manage their . . .
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