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Aren't the execs in this case losing the vast, vast, vast majority of the money they old in the bank? I haven't seen anything that makes it seem like they're ge
by csallen 4y ago
Aren't the execs in this case losing the vast, vast, vast majority of the money they old in the bank? I haven't seen anything that makes it seem like they're getting out of this unharmed, and especially not at anyone else's expense.
I also don't know how refusing to make depositors whole would disincentivize bas behavior by execs, anyway? Seems like two unrelated issues.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoThe depositors may have been able to borrow money at excessively favorable terms. For example, the bank lending money to businesses that otherwise would not have been lent to, or lent to at a higher interest rate. Or home mortgages for the business’s employees at lower rates, subsidized by the bank’s mismanagement (taking excess risks).