2022-090627: “Dear Madam or Sir: Today's memo requests records related to NY-DFS
monitoring of $10,610,000,000 of pledge funds (detailed below) specific to financial inclusion.
xNY.io would like to receive any and all records related to NY-DFS' monitoring of Goldman Sachs'
potential money laundering and other abuses of Goldman project, One Million Black Women,
with $10B in direct capital and $100M in charity investments:
xNY.io would like to receive any and all documents correlating NY-DFS monitoring of (or,
confirming no correlation) the One Million Black Women fund related to any association to
other Goldman student scholarship funds in Africa ... Furthermore, xNY.io would like to receive
any and all documents, related to NY-DFS' regulatory scrutiny of interlocking directorates at the
NAACP, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and PayPal with potential collusion in leveraging
marketplace spoofing tactics (or, records confirming no spoofing tactics) concerning $810
million in pledge funds associated with the 2020 Mission Driven Banks whitepaper:
Attached and below, kindly find outline of the $850M pledged: Goldman Sachs Industry:
Financial Services Pledge Amount: $250 million Use of Funds: Goldman Sachs has committed
$250 million for small business lending. Goldman Sachs will not issue these loans directly since it
is not an approved small business loan provider in the United States. Instead, it will provide the
financing to CDFIs and other mission-driven lenders to make the loans. Wells Fargo Industry:
Banking Pledge Amount: $50 million Use of Funds: Wells Fargo has pledged a $50 million
investment in African American MDIs. See Press Release PayPal Industry: Financial Services
Pledge Amount: $510 million Use of Funds: PayPal has pledged $500 million for a long-term
economic opportunity fund to support African American and underrepresented minority
businesses and communities. The initiative will include “bolstering the company’s relationships
with community banks and credit unions serving underrepresented minority communities, as
well as investing directly into African American and minority led startups and minority-focused
investment funds.” PayPal deposited $50 million in Optus Bank, an African American MDI in
Columbia, South Carolina. PayPal will use another $10 million for grants to African American-
owned businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic or civil unrest surrounding protests. The
very best, Gunnar Larson.” Expected due date: 10.28.22.