Too Big to Fail Page #3
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2011
- 99 min
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Dick's put out feelers there before.
We have to keep it quiet, though.
'Cause if anyone hears
that they're trying to sell...
Lehman'll be dead within the hour.
The real estate investments
are killing the firm.
We have to admit publically
we've made some mistakes.
We need to make
a senior management change,
signal to the market that we get it.
- Meaning what?
- Meaning Joe Gregory.
Get the f*** out of here.
You are not gonna tell me
how to run my company.
Joe hasn't had your back on risk,
Erin Callan's gotta go, too.
As far as the Street's concerned, she's a joke.
Joe Gregory has been with me for 30 years.
And you want me to kick him to the curb
because we had a bad quarter?
It's not just a bad quarter.
Stock hit 23.
Twenty-three. Most of our guys are paid
in stock they can't sell for years.
They've lost most of their net worth
over the last six months.
You don't stabilize the price,
your traders are gonna jump ship.
Selfish fucks.
It's not just bankers and traders, Dick.
Clients are pulling their money.
There's gonna be a run on this bank.
Sources tell CNBC that both
Erin Callan and Joseph Gregory
are out at Lehman Brothers.
In a statement,
the company's chairman, Dick Fuld, said
replacing Gregory
with 48-year-old Bart McDade
has been one of the most
difficult decisions he's had to make.
Dick, the Koreans just arrived at Sullivan.
Let's go make this happen.
My take is you'd be better off
staying here for now.
We need you to be our "missing man."
We'll go in and push the
deal as far as we can,
and then we'll bring you in at the end
to top it off.
All right, fine.
Okay. Okay.
We are committed
to our presence in New York.
But we need to know
that the underlying numbers make sense.
But our stock is getting hammered
by the shorts.
We just started. Min's excited,
but we haven't heard the terms.
Where are you?
I just stepped out to take the call.
Get back in there. Don't be rude.
Okay.
We simply take the assets
you don't find appealing,
spin them off into a separate company.
- You don't buy that bank.
- I'm very sorry.
You buy the good bank.
Look, they don't like the real estate.
What do you mean, they don't like it?
Dick, we're making real progress here, okay?
Let me stay on it for now.
Min, how are you?
Great to see you.
I don't want to interrupt.
Dick, great timing.
We seem to be in sync
on the broad strokes of the deal.
Shall we get back to the letter of intent?
Min, I have to tell you,
I think you're making a big mistake here.
the real estate assets.
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