Banks being such an integral part of life and economy also need to have a social responsibility, particularly when the first thing they do is seek tax payer/government support/bailouts when the shot hits the fan.
Responsibility to shareholders what a crock, what the heck will that do when the shot hits the fan and the bank collapses. All the ceos and executives get fired or resigns walking away with millions in income over the years, shareholders left with the bill..
In cases such as these there is probably only one side I feel for - the shareholders who believe their bank have been obeying laws and regulations. Their investments values have been smashed because of bad corporate governance..
