August 12, 2008
It's a cycle, stupid!
Analysis: Which ideal world are we aware of; where, McKillop would stand up today and announce his resignation. His position and those similar to his cannot be expected to be responsible for a cycle. If you are a wrongdoer, and that is confirmed... then you must take responsibility, but again... NOT FOR A CYCLE.
Apart from Northern Rock, a unique situation, not a single UK banker has willingly taken the drop. Oh yes, US congress and UK officials can say after the fact that there is someone to blame - and oh there he is!
Nope, they cannot be expected to be responsible for a cycle. However, they must stay in place (perhaps with remuneration penalties) to protect their shareholders interests so that this type of issue can be eliminated and we can garner the trust necessary to move forward.
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