Claims & sources
BlackRock
Claims & sources for BlackRock. Every fact below is a verbatim quote from a real document we have stored. ↩ See the full Record
| Claim | Asserted by | Stance | Evidence balance | Source | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The concentration of senior Canadian government decision-making power in alumni of three private firms and one public-pension manager constitutes corruption | unattributed | critical | +4.0 | Documented Corruption, Conflicts of Inte | |
| The specific design choices — particularly the privileging of institutional-investor mandates over conditionality — are where elite-network influence operates. | unattributed | pro | +3.0 | Adversarial Stress-Test of the "Class-Co | |
| sustainable investing is a dangerous placebo | Tariq Fancy | critical | +2.0 | Title and Executive Summary | ↗ |
| This is a textbook structural-conflict case | unattributed | neutral | +1.0 | Documented Corruption, Conflicts of Inte | |
| BlackRock's FMA conflict-management procedures may be a structural conflict | unattributed | pro | +1.0 | Documented Corruption, Conflicts of Inte | ↗ |
| The operational center of gravity has shifted from the CFR's foreign-policy salon model toward private-finance-led implementation networks. | unattributed | pro | +1.0 | The Anglo-Atlantic Transition: A Phase 1 | ↗ |
| Institutional investors take ownership of the cash-yielding brownfield infrastructure. | unattributed | neutral | — | Selling the Coastline: The Carney Govern | ↗ |
| Brookfield, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and the Maple 8 are the likely buyers | Carney | critical | — | Selling the Coastline: The Carney Govern | |
| The Goldman/McKinsey/BlackRock pipeline produces a worldview — market-based finance, institutional-investor-as-client, risk-as-priceable — and alumni reproduce that worldview structurally even when imposing constraints on their alma maters. | unattributed | pro | — | Adversarial Stress-Test of the "Class-Co | |
| the financial-and-consulting feeder pattern is confirmed by the firms themselves on their own websites | unattributed | neutral | — | Phase 3 Dossier: WEF Young Global Leader | |
| BlackRock FMA is currently advising the Canada Strong Fund | unattributed | neutral | — | Network Centrality Dossier: The Transnat | ↗ |
| BlackRock's emergence from 2008 | Adam Tooze | neutral | — | Network Centrality Dossier: The Transnat | ↗ |
| BlackRock and State Street had coordinated output-reduction agreements | unattributed | neutral | — | The Public Record on a Transnational Fin | ↗ |
| The asset-manager-coordination thesis | unattributed | neutral | — | The Public Record on a Transnational Fin | |
| anti-competitive "coal cartel" | Texas AG | critical | — | The Net-Zero / Carbon-Credit / Climate-F | ↗ |
| Americans for Financial Reform raised concerns about potential insider trading | Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund (AFREF) | critical | — | Documented Corruption, Conflicts of Inte | ↗ |
| states have identified enough circumstantial evidence to suggest that defendants agreed to collectively pressure coal companies to reduce the output of coal | U.S. District Judge Jeremy D. Kernodle | neutral | — | Documented Corruption, Conflicts of Inte | |
| GFANZ collapse and defence-architecture lift-off are too closely synchronised to be coincidental | unattributed | pro | — | The Anglo-Atlantic Transition: A Phase 1 | |
| category-confusion argument | Tariq Fancy | critical | — | Title and Executive Summary | ↗ |
| climate risk sleight-of-hand | Tariq Fancy | critical | — | Title and Executive Summary | ↗ |
| Claims that internal BlackRock or State Street communications will conclusively establish coordinated output-reduction agreements. | unattributed | neutral | -1.0 | The Public Record on a Transnational Fin | ↗ |