I think 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 for the CEO and top executives to profit from their own mismanagement and then leave FDIC to…”
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Van Hollen criticizes executives profiting from bank mismanagement before its collapse.
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