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Andrew Polacek for the WSJ: Goldman sent copies of the private-placement memo throughout the day Thursday, often by messenger instead of email to prevent leaks. In some cases, even spouses of the document’s recipients were asked to sign a confidentiality agreement. This level of secrecy coming from the same company whose CEO wants less privacy.…
Andrew Polacek for the WSJ:
Goldman sent copies of the private-placement memo throughout the day Thursday, often by messenger instead of email to prevent leaks. In some cases, even spouses of the document’s recipients were asked to sign a confidentiality agreement.
This level of secrecy coming from the same company whose CEO wants less privacy. I guess that doesn’t apply to him.
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