Wall Street Journal:
He's back in the fold.
Late Friday an assistant to former Lehman Brothers Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Richard Fuld Jr. sent a blast email saying he has landed at Matrix Advisors, LLC, located at 780 Third Avenue in New York City.
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Die in a fire, DICK.
Note the article does not say exactly what he does there, but one hopes his qualifications now make him clean offices.
Personally, I'd rather see him breaking rocks.
Reminds me of the war-profiteers, new companies-same leaders-fraud continues. Rip the head off these snakes & they grow a new one.
Once a bankster, always a bankster.
Is it possible to short Matrix or the companies it advises?
This man drove a great enterprise into the dirt either by being crooked or inept....take your pick. Why would you want his advice?
Please read this great aricle in THE ATLANTIC entitled "The Quiet Coup." It is one of the best I've read regarding Wall Street's ownership of the US government:
http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200905/imf-advice
Well...this just shows that these bailed out firms don't need to pay any of these "so called" retention bonuses. They'll just pop up somewhere else. It's just a matter of time; that's all...
Wow! The man with the Largest Historical Bankruptcy Has a New Gig-
Why does a 62 year old multi-millionaire even want to work anymore? Relax, Travel, play with your Grandchildren, do charity work. Give someone else a chance for the job. Greed is the death of America.
Look at his face and you can see how he got his name.
Would you want this man advising you on anything? Me neither! Just like Brownie and his crisis management career.
I heard he was working as a Vega showgirl...
Matrix ADVISORS? Advice regarding what? Which golf club on a 125 yard par 3 over water, into the wind?
SEND THESE CROOKS TO PRISON FOR WORLD FRAUD
I will pull my money from Matrix first thing monday morning.
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Wall Street Journal | Susanne Craig | 04/ 4/09