This will be it. Resignation/sacking with a golden handshake will be the only consequences for corporate banking criminals.
'Organisational Scape-goats. No-one complained beforehand while we were bringing the money in !' The National Bank has a real cultural problem.
Bet he gets a great goodbye payment
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