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Corporate Governance
: The Race to the BottomThe Goldman Poll:
By J Robert Brown Jr.
Broc Romanek over at The Corporate Counsel Blog has the results of his poll on the outcome of SEC v. Goldman. Here are the results:
- It will drag on in courts for years - 20/7%
- It will be settled within a few months - 28.9%
- Some mid-level Goldman staffer thrown under bus - 29.6%
- Some big Goldman honchos suffer badly - 10.4%
- Goldman will lose big - 13.3%
- SEC will lose big - 20.7%
- Both parties come out even - 10.4%
- What me worry? - 5.2%
If any readers have their own views on the end game of this case, share them with us.
Full post as published by The Race to the Bottom on April 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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