The Devil's Job: ex-(((Vatican Bank))) chief Tedeschi on finance and morality

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Published on Apr 4, 2022
Italian economist and banker Ettore Gotti Tedeschi was president of the Vatican's Bank at a time of turmoil from 2009 to 2012.
Amid a money-laundering inquiry the Holy See's opaque finances came under unprecedented scrutiny.
Tedeschi was sacked for alleged "dereliction of duty" - he claimed he was trying to introduce transparency.

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