On the recordMarch 14, 2013
The risk management culture and processes at the bank that allowed these significant trading losses to occur are completely unacceptable to the OCC.
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congress.govThe risk management culture and processes at the bank that allowed these significant trading losses to occur are completely unacceptable to the OCC.
Curry criticized the bank's risk management failures leading to significant losses.
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