Bonus Withdrawal Puts Bankers in "Malaise"

[Ominous Gamer]

My point is that banks would actually fire someone who's in financial trouble because they worry this person might try to take advantage of inside information to make money.

there is no more substance to backup this claim than there is to say that same should/could happen for simply giving the interview in the OP.

[Loki]

there is no more substance to backup this claim than there is to say that same should/could happen for simply giving the interview in the OP.

Says the person who's applied to many finance and consulting jobs and knows many people in the industry, right?

[GGT]

Do you ever try to make a coherent point? The legislator angle is utterly irrelevant and bankers (at least ones above entry-level) are routinely not hired/fired for bad credit history.

My point is that banks would actually fire someone who's in financial trouble because they worry this person might try to take advantage of inside information to make money.

[CitizenCain]

Do you ever try to make a coherent point?

What was incoherent about that point? He's a j00, so he doesn't know suffering like the real, disadvantaged k0mm0n man. Sheesh.

there is no more substance to backup this claim than there is to say that same should/could happen for simply giving the interview in the OP.

Yeah, stick to talking about shit you know. A bad credit score, or a sudden drop in your credit score can most certainly cost you your job in any number of places, banks and financial institutions being a couple such places. If you look like you're in debt bad enough that you might just "re-appropriate" a few hundred grand to cover your debts, you're not going to be allowed to manage large amounts of money.