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MF Global: Spreading the Blame Around

Posted by Larry Doyle on December 4th, 2012 9:46 AM |

I have tarred and feathered Jon Corzine sufficiently over the course of the last year for the debacle that unfolded on his watch at MF Global.

On that note, I welcome reading this morning that some tar and feathers are being applied to others who should have been in a position to stop the excessive leverage which brought down the MF Global house.

Who were these other individuals and entities? Let’s navigate as The Hill addresses a topic which many in Washington and on Wall Street would like to keep conveniently under the rug. (more…)

Is Jon Corzine “Too Big To Be Indicted”?

Posted by Larry Doyle on November 7th, 2011 7:16 AM |

Any manger—let alone a chief executive officer—worth his salt should be laser focused on protecting the interests of his constituents, including shareholders, creditors, and employees.

Jon Corzine is not worth his salt or much of anything else these days as he protected none of his constituents.

While Jon Corzine may have fancied himself as a titan in both political and financial circles, the simple fact is the demise of the once renowned firm MF Global on his watch, relegates Corzine to the rubble with other outsized egos humbled and humiliated by Mr. Market.  (more…)






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