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stripped him of his power to review
company-wide deals.
“There have been some complaints,
Vince, that you’re not helping people to
do transactions,” the president of Enron
told him, according to Conspiracy of
Fools, a book about the Enron scandal.
“Instead, you’re spending all your time
acting like cops. We don’t need cops,
Vince.”
But they did need them, and still do.
When the credit crisis threatened the
viability of some of Wall Street’s
biggest banks in 2007, Kaminski saw
the same thing happening all over
again. “Let’s just say that all the
demons of Enron have not been exorcised,”
he told the Post in November of
that year. The problem, he explained,
was not only that many had failed to
understand the risks the banks were
taking. It was also that those who did
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