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Exactly. I wonder how much of this transformation can be emulated in the states; how much people in Congress are paying attention to what's happening across the
by omegaworks 11y ago
Exactly. I wonder how much of this transformation can be emulated in the states; how much people in Congress are paying attention to what's happening across the pond.
>> That month, Deutsche agreed to pay $2.5 billion in penalties to U.S. and U.K. authorities for its role in the Libor rate rigging. (No current or former member of the bank’s management board was implicated.)
It's very hard for me to feel bad for these people.
- kasey_junk 11y agoJust for added context citi & jp Morgan paid over 2 billion in penalties as well.
- Eudyptula_minor 11y agoSomething tells me American Congress is not paying attention THAT much.... XD
- tomp 11y ago>> (No current or former member of the bank’s management board was implicated.) > It's very hard for me to feel bad for these people. Why would anyone feel bad for them? They got what they wanted (bonuses), and didn't face any negative consequences (jail).