Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by DangerousPie on Friday July 17, 2020 @12:22PM
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I don't get it. Once he sold the shares he had no further interest in their value. Nothing that happened once he became a minister could have affected his profits from the sale of his stocks. Why are you saying "those stock sales would have been much less profitable"?!
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Re:Germany’s top financial supervisor dismissed a decade of ...
by labawi on Friday July 17, 2020 @02:54PM
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Legally, that's why he had to sell the stocks, which is a reasonable requirement.
OTOH, it doesn't preclude a mutually beneficial understanding, which the exchange points to. Maybe he had a deal, or wanted to keep the good stock between friends.