Friday, October 19, 2007
News Breaking News: losing $38 million not a good sign
Posted by Joe Tone on Fri, Oct 19, 2007 at 9:54 AM
The Plain Dealer reports today that the Bureau of Workers' Compensation former chief investment officer "knew he was looking at trouble when a monthly financial report showed that one of the (BWC's) investment managers had lost $38 million -- more than a third of the money it was given to invest." The statement by BWC official James McLean, who was testifying in the federal trial of fund manager Mark D. Lay, shatters the previously held notion that $38 million in losses was "like, you know, kind of a bummer, but no big deal, really."
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