Revolving Door of Corporate Boards? Try Merry-Go-Round.
In response to shareholder upheaval, billions in losses, and a 60% fall in stock price, CitiGroup completely revamps its Board of Directors:
Thank goodness they'll wait another year or two and see how it goes before rocking the boat again.
That's why "I still believe there will be a continuing move to private equity, [with] a corresponding rise in intra-company commercial litigation and arbitration there, as I wrote before."
Board member John Deutch, who previously held no chairmanships, has been named to lead the audit and risk committee, Citigroup said in a July 22 press release. Richard Parsons, former chair of the compensation committee, will head the nomination committee, while former nomination panel chair Alain Belda will lead the compensation committee.Whoa, there, slow down. That's a lot of change for just a year of failure.
Thank goodness they'll wait another year or two and see how it goes before rocking the boat again.
That's why "I still believe there will be a continuing move to private equity, [with] a corresponding rise in intra-company commercial litigation and arbitration there, as I wrote before."
