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20. An executive doesn't have a fiduciary duty to report wrongdoings?

Fri Jan 11, 2013, 12:08 PM

Jan 2013

Your explanation doesn't fly.

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Jack Lew had major role at Citigroup when it nearly imploded [View all] brentspeak Jan 2013 OP

Meanwhile, many of Obama's cabinet and admin have bashed you brentspeak Jan 2013 #4

Strange defense of odious behavior n/t brentspeak Jan 2013 #6

Mere assertions from people who hate Obama and anyone associated geek tragedy Jan 2013 #19

Hate Obama? blueclown Jan 2013 #21

I'm gonna guess the OP didn't vote for him--the OP does nothing but geek tragedy Jan 2013 #23

you Better Believe It! dionysus Jan 2013 #25

In charge of Citigroup's proprietary derivatives unit... blueclown Jan 2013 #3

Bet he got a handsome bonus. 840high Jan 2013 #7

Lew wasn't making the bets SpartanDem Jan 2013 #11

That's the worst part. blueclown Jan 2013 #12

"I don’t think liberals should get too exercised about" brentspeak Jan 2013 #24

It's worse than that. He was a fiduciary. JackRiddler Jan 2013 #28

another one who fails up. Javaman Jan 2013 #14

He took over after the unit had made all of its horrid decisions geek tragedy Jan 2013 #15

These were his job responsibilities: geek tragedy Jan 2013 #17

An executive doesn't have a fiduciary duty to report wrongdoings? blueclown Jan 2013 #20

What wrongdoings was he supposed to report? geek tragedy Jan 2013 #22

Insider blkmusclmachine Jan 2013 #10

Why can't this administration find mpcamb Jan 2013 #26

Because elections don't change the real power configuration... JackRiddler Jan 2013 #27