Good series worth watching. After watching episode 1 and VW's dieselgate I'd never purchase one of their vehicles - and M-B and BMW aren't exactly innocent either. Everyone should watch that show just to get an idea of how much damage VW did and how light they really got away with in regards to fines.
What they did to Scott Tucker (ep 2 ) was beyond ridiculous. He didn't break the law - everything he did was legal!! Why are Payday Loan companies allowed to operate at all after this? Typical heavy-handed FBI out grabbing money from people and intimidating them with no recourse.
Episode 4 on the Mexican banks makes me ask Why would anyone go to Mexico on holiday?
Episode 5 about the Maple Syrup was a snooze fest (I slept through it).
I expected a usual liberal bashing of Trump in episode 6, but it was very fair and honest.

An eye-opening and informative series that dives into some of the biggest financial scandals of our time. Each episode exposes the corrupt practices of corporations and individuals, and shines a light on the consequences of their actions. The storytelling and investigative journalism is good, making for an engaging viewing experience. Overall, a good watch for anyone interested in the inner workings of the financial world and the impact it has on society.

Fines for such companies should simply be increased by at least 3 zeros at the end. Then you would see how much they would mind if they had to pay a few billion dollars instead of "a few" millions of dollars. A bunch of greedy bastards who will do anything for money. And governments around the world are quietly watching, because they're the same bastards as they do. A very good documentary series that will piss you off.

I guess the saying is true. It's easy being a bad person but it takes a real afford to be a good one.

If you are gonna steal and be a piece of shit, be a big one and steal big! then you won't face consequences. sad but true. This doc lives upto its name "dirty money"