I was mildly surprised when the article quoted a senior at the bank framing the situation as a feeble, lone teller vs a well-oiled theft industry - as if the te

I was mildly surprised when the article quoted a senior at the bank framing the situation as a feeble, lone teller vs a well-oiled theft industry - as if the teller doesn't have resources of a multi-billion-dollar corporation - perhaps they don't and it was an inadvertent confession. In that case, we don't need a "fraud czar", we need laws that make fraud the banks' problem by forcing them to make clients whole when the bank is defrauded by misrepresentation.