Battles Over Wall Street Ethics
In the true spirit of David and Goliath, financial consultant Keith Schooley takes on his former employer in a stand to expose internal wrongdoing and cover-ups. In Merrill Lynch: The Cost Could Be FatalMy War Against Wall Street's Giant, Schooley's initial excitement for a new career in finance with Merrill Lynch is clear.
His enthusiasm is soon overshadowed by blatant wrongdoing in this powerhouse financial firm. In a daring move, Schooley decides he cannot look the other way and writes a lengthy memo to company management. Confident things will be put right, Schooley is shocked at Merrill Lynch's ensuing attempts to keep him quiet. His eventual dismissal and threat of a lawsuit by his boss are followed by further steps to keep him down.
Discover the fascinating details behind:
- What events led to the courtroom and binding arbitration
- Why Schooley's appeals to regulatory agencies were futile
- How Schooley made the ultimate sacrifice, both financially and personally
- The shocking reason behind Schooley's move from the courtroom to the court of public opinion
Merrill Lynch: The Cost Could Be Fatal is a must for all investors; anyone employed in the area of securities, insurance, financial services, employment law, or human resources; as well as anyone with an association with Merrill Lynch. This exposé of corruption and conspiracy on Wall Street strikes at America's very foundation.