Letter to SEC Chairman Cox Regarding Fannie Mae »
Posted By Eagle_Eye 1 year, 2 months ago in Business & FinanceAs you continue to investigate the Fannie Mae accounting debacle, we are writing to urge you to seek civil sanctions, including disgorgement, from senior executives who profited directly from the misconduct at Fannie Mae, and that you urge the Department of Justice to give careful consideration to criminal prosecution of these individuals.
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Eagle_Eye1 year, 2 months ago
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Right on Ralph Nader!!
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I suggest that he now incorporates ALL the institutes being considered in the bail out.
I think he hits the nail on the head regarding taking all the "benefits" from the profiteers and hold them legaly responsible. -
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Eagle_Eye1 year, 2 months ago
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FTA: "In general, when seeking to remedy corporate wrongdoing, it is important to include penalties for both the corporate entity and for executives responsible for the wrongdoing. Failure to sanction both the entity and the individuals enables too many escapes from accountability for key implicated parties, and fails to send a clear deterrent message."
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