Re:Libor, long the most important number in finance, dies at 52
by decafninja on Thursday January 20, 2022 @12:48PM
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My department was very far removed from the issues in the scandal. I doubt investigators would have had much interest in us or found anything of use from interviewing any of us.
Re:Libor, long the most important number in finance, dies at 52
by citizenpaul on Thursday January 20, 2022 @03:58PM
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I believe that it was separated and 100% not involved. Do you think your company is above laying off an entire department to keep investigators off the trail of the real problem department?
Re:Libor, long the most important number in finance, dies at 52
by skrebbel on Thursday January 20, 2022 @12:58PM
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Don't assume, you know nothing about the parent's situation.
Re:Libor, long the most important number in finance, dies at 52
by citizenpaul on Thursday January 20, 2022 @03:56PM
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I'm not assuming anything. Lying is part of business. The reason he was told was almost certainly not the actual reason.
Not sure why you would believe this. It is much harder for regulators to interview employees about their activities when they are no longer centrally located for convenient discussions.
Its the same tactic they use in bury investigators with paperwork but for people.