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Originally Posted by Hugh R
AIG, Goldman Sachs, et. al. cooked the books, the Greeks knew it, and I suspect that those in Brussels knew it, or at least should have looked closer, and known better.
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So you are saying a complete lack of ethics in banking at the global level is OK?
Let's all celebrate Arthur Andersen for paving the way of a new generation of "should haves" instead of just relying on honesty and integrity in banking and consulting. The lesson of Arthur Andersen wasn't to not commit fraud, it was do commit it better, in ways so complex no one would understand or know how they did it, and therefor not get caught.