British Labour leader Corbyn tells Morgan Stanley 'You're right: We're a threat'
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Britain's opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn  told Morgan Stanley that bankers are right to regard  him  as a threat because  he  wants to transform what  he  cast as a rigged economy that profited speculators at the expense of ordinary people.
Morgan Stanley last month warned that political uncertainty in Britain was a bigger threat than Brexit for some domestic investors given the risk of  Corbyn  winning power and radically changing Britain's free-market economy.
"Bankers like Morgan Stanley should not run our country but they think they do " Corbyn  a 68-year-old socialist  said in a video posted on Twitter.
Since Prime Minister Theresa May's botched gamble on a June snap election lost her party its majority in parliament  some investors and many of  Corbyn 's political opponents now see him as a potential prime minister if May's government falls.
 Corbyn  has cast bankers as the villains behind the 2008 financial crisis and promised to increase taxes on the banks and investment funds which trade out of London  the only financial capital to rival New York. Corbyn  said banks like Morgan Stanley were speculators."These are the same speculators and gamblers who crashed our economy in 2008 and then we had to bail them out  " Corbyn  said. "Their greed plunged the world into crisis and we are still paying  the price."Corbyn's manifesto promising renationalization  higher public spending and tax rises  for the rich won  him  40 percent of the votes cast while May's Conservatives won 42 percent.
Britain's opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn  told Morgan Stanley that bankers are right to regard  him  as a threat because  he  wants to transform what  he  cast as a rigged economy that profited speculators at the expense of ordinary people.
Morgan Stanley last month warned that political uncertainty in Britain was a bigger threat than Brexit for some domestic investors given the risk of  Corbyn  winning power and radically changing Britain's free-market economy.
"Bankers like Morgan Stanley should not run our country but they think they do " Corbyn  a 68-year-old socialist  said in a video posted on Twitter.
Since Prime Minister Theresa May's botched gamble on a June snap election lost her party its majority in parliament  some investors and many of  Corbyn 's political opponents now see him as a potential prime minister if May's government falls.
  [TGT] has cast bankers as the villains behind the 2008 financial crisis and promised to increase taxes on the banks and investment funds which trade out of London  the only financial capital to rival New York.  [TGT] said banks like Morgan Stanley were speculators."These are the same speculators and gamblers who crashed our economy in 2008 and then we had to bail them out  "  [TGT] said. "Their greed plunged the world into crisis and we are still paying  the price."Corbyn's manifesto promising renationalization  higher public spending and tax rises  for the rich won  him  40 percent of the votes cast while May's Conservatives won 42 percent.