I think it is simply wrong, and I think almost every American would agree it is simply wrong for the CEO and top executives to profit from their own mismanagement and then leave FDIC to be holding the bag.
Chris Van Hollen: “I think it is simply wrong, and I think almost every American would agree it is simply wrong for the CEO and top…”
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Van Hollen criticizes executives profiting from mismanagement before a bank collapse.
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