To my mind it really bring into question the future existence of Davy. Like this wasn’t rogue staff, this was the last 3 CEO’s and main shareholders - essentially the power base of the firm. This is surely the culture that they have embedded over 30 plus years of leadership - a broker that is always on the lookout how they can get in on a deal - not exactly a model of financial probity. This isn’t their first dance to this type of tune and their effort to shut the investigation down would suggest absolutely no contrition.
The only argument for the firms continued license and existence as currently configured would appear to be lack of alternatives which in itself is instructive and worrying.
Couldn’t agree more. I would walk over broken glass before using Davy for anything. It needs some big hitters to refuse to deal with them. This is naked venality and corruption, in every way as I have little doubt the initial deal was shonky in any case, greased by envelopes.
Bill ended up with the taxpayer. It’d be considered borderline treason in some eras. Nero would have dealt with these lads. It was, in effect, wholesale theft from the state by a bunch of already wealthy people. @Copper_pipe, group nomination for COTY please.
Did the tax payer get stung in this transaction? I’m not sure… Kearney settled his debt buy that was with a fund… Only Kearney lost out here as far as I can see unless Iv missed an element of it
Because you can be sure they’re all from FG/FF stock and went to the same private schools.They won’t even see the inside of a courtroom.Wheres the stuttering fuck Paschal
Me man who’s a top dog in one of the Big 5 (his words - nod nod) said Davy’s would be well known as shit hot in the industry but if you weren’t wearing a Hermès tie at a meeting with them they’d be sniggering away