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Posted by Larry Doyle on September 28, 2010 7:50 AM |
I first introduced readers of Sense on Cents to Peter Weinberg a year ago when I wrote, Wall Street “Skin” Needs to Thicken. Weinberg was not reticent then in highlighting Wall Street’s misaligned incentive compensation system which clearly practiced the “heads I win, tails you lose” model. The other day, the Financial Times ran a clip in which Peter Weinberg once again provides a refreshing and honest perspective on our markets, economy, Wall Street, Washington, and the global economic landscape. This 8-minute video distinguishes Weinberg as an individual not beholden to special interests or talking his ‘book.’ In fact, I would say Weinberg provides a wealth of ‘sense on cents.’ Clicking on the image below will redirect you to the video clip at the Financial Times.
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