CEO pay for home mortgage Lending Companies

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A hearing on C-Span right now about the astronomical compensation of the subprime mortgage companies’ CEO’s – of course the Republican ranking member is is already saying in his opening statement that that’s just the way it is…
just look at baseball players and jennifer lopez they make the big bucks too, no joke those are the examples he used!
Watch it now or go to C-Span.org and see video anytime

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Second panel:

Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

From C-Span.org:

“Tracking CEO Compensation
Today

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

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Second panel:

Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

From C-Span.org:

“Tracking CEO Compensation
Today

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

[Peace]

Second panel:

Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

From C-Span.org:

“Tracking CEO Compensation
Today

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

[Peace]

Second panel:

Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

From C-Span.org:

“Tracking CEO Compensation
Today

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

[Peace]

Second panel:

Countrywide, Citigroup, Lynch, et al

From C-Span.org:

“Tracking CEO Compensation
Today

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) chairs a House Oversight & Government Reform Cmte. hearing on CEO compensation. The Cmte. examines benefits and retirement packages granted by three companies involved in the current mortgage crisis. “

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