Thursday, Oct 16, 2008
The Gravy Train Never Stops - Just Becomes an Express
Bloomberg: Blankfein's $70 Million Would Survive Paulson's Rules
"Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s Lloyd Blankfein, whose $70.3 million paycheck made him Wall Street's most highly compensated chief executive officer last year, could still earn tens of millions annually under the bank-rescue plan run by his former boss, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson."
Posted by renting2 @ 09:44 PM (314 views) Add Comment
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1. renting2 said...
Even more dusty tumbleweed rolls through the corridors of hpc.co.uk.
2. icarus said...
One or two UK bankers are making noises to the effect that if Broon & Badger put curbs on the nationalised banks they won't be able to compete with US banks, where there are fewer strings attached to bailouts. Could govts start competing with each other to make their banks 'competitive', i.e. give the b'stards what they ask for?
3. renting2 said...
Probably compete to see who can award the highest pay!
4. plato said...
Ironic how thieves don't like losing money!