Re: Re: CITIGROUP/PRIMERICA'S SANDY WEILL IN THE NEWS AGAIN.

We are not affiliated with any insurance company.

[Home] [Insurance Quotes] [Follow Ups] [Post Followup]
[100 Insurers Message Board] [FAQ]

Posted by Agent (68.8.206.163) on June 10, 2003 at 00:34:30:

In Reply to: Re: CITIGROUP/PRIMERICA'S SANDY WEILL IN THE NEWS AGAIN. posted by Confidence on June 09, 2003 at 11:02:40:

I noticed your handle was "con" fidence as in con game? Just kidding. In reality, i wouldn't be suprised if half the insurance company execs were dirty.

At the same time, why defend Sandygroup, if he is looking for a succesor anyway? Also i was reading:

http://www.wsjbooks.com/tearwall-chronology.htm

"Then New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer discovered explosive e-mails written by Citi's $20-million-a-year research analyst Jack Grubman that he gave a hyped stock rating as a personal favor to Mr. Weill in return for his boss's help getting his children into a coveted preschool. Before the dust settled in a sweeping probe of Wall Street practices, Citigroup paid the biggest fine for biased research and Mr. Weill's hard-fought halo was badly tarnished"

And with him busting his ass to please shareholders and increase the price, it reminds me of that song "trying to love to women, is like a ball and chain" by the oakridge boys.

Agent

: : Last year Primerica agents were orchestrating their bruhaha that Sandy Weill, CEO of Citigroup had been chosen as the best CEO of the year of a major corporation .

: : This year with the major investigation into the business practices of Worldcom and Enron, Sandy Weill of Citigroup took his lumps to the tune of $400-million in fines and restitution.

: : Not only did the investigation by New York's Attorney General's Office headed by Eliot Spitzer compromise the Public Relations bruhaha of choosing Sandy Weill as the CEO of the years, but this recent information contailed in the link below tells it how it really is.

: : Don't expect to see or hear the Primerica agents doing their bruhaha Public Relations act over this one.

: : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

: Mr. Young, Sandy is the Captain of the ship. The ship is, and always has been a quality ship.
: There are bigger people and bigger institutions than you can probably dream of that have confidence in Mr. Weill's leadership.

Follow Ups:

Post a Followup

Name:
E-Mail:

Subject: Re: Re: Re: CITIGROUP/PRIMERICA'S SANDY WEILL IN THE NEWS AGAIN.

Comments:
: I noticed your handle was "con" fidence as in con game? Just kidding. In reality, i wouldn't be suprised if half the insurance company execs were dirty. : At the same time, why defend Sandygroup, if he is looking for a succesor anyway? Also i was reading: : http://www.wsjbooks.com/tearwall-chronology.htm : "Then New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer discovered explosive e-mails written by Citi's $20-million-a-year research analyst Jack Grubman that he gave a hyped stock rating as a personal favor to Mr. Weill in return for his boss's help getting his children into a coveted preschool. Before the dust settled in a sweeping probe of Wall Street practices, Citigroup paid the biggest fine for biased research and Mr. Weill's hard-fought halo was badly tarnished" : And with him busting his ass to please shareholders and increase the price, it reminds me of that song "trying to love to women, is like a ball and chain" by the oakridge boys. : Agent : : : Last year Primerica agents were orchestrating their bruhaha that Sandy Weill, CEO of Citigroup had been chosen as the best CEO of the year of a major corporation . : : : This year with the major investigation into the business practices of Worldcom and Enron, Sandy Weill of Citigroup took his lumps to the tune of $400-million in fines and restitution. : : : Not only did the investigation by New York's Attorney General's Office headed by Eliot Spitzer compromise the Public Relations bruhaha of choosing Sandy Weill as the CEO of the years, but this recent information contailed in the link below tells it how it really is. : : : Don't expect to see or hear the Primerica agents doing their bruhaha Public Relations act over this one. : : : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx : : Mr. Young, Sandy is the Captain of the ship. The ship is, and always has been a quality ship. : : There are bigger people and bigger institutions than you can probably dream of that have confidence in Mr. Weill's leadership.

Please enter the characters in the image above.

[Home] [Insurance Quotes] [Follow Ups] [ Post Followup] [100 Insurers Message Board] [FAQ]