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The Great Debate

Saturday, February 21st, 2009

Since the humbled heads of our financial institutions seem so keen to tell us they’re sorry, we have just posted an op ed on the Reuters Great Debate site calling on our bankers to say it with philanthropy. Click here and come and join the debate!

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