The number of notices that the regulators had the bank management had that things were going awry and the fact that nobody acted on those is extraordinarily problematic.
Mark R. Warner: “The number of notices that the regulators had the bank management had that things were going awry and the fact that…”
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Warner highlights the failure of regulators to act on warnings about the bank.
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