Spandex-Clad Roller Girl Would Like To Spank Citigroup 's Bosses
Citigroup quelled a shareholder revolt on
executive pay on Wednesday but told investors not to expect a quick
winddown of its pile of toxic assets or a split of the sprawling
banking group. More than 90 per cent of shareholders approved Citi’s
executive pay scheme in a vote at the bank’s annual meeting, a year
after more than 50 per cent of votes went against the company and
six months after Vikram Pandit was ousted as chief executive.
About 20 protesters gathered outside the meeting at the Hilton Hotel
on 6th Avenue in New York, chanting “Banks got bailed out; we got
sold out”. While they mostly walked in a circle holding signs, one
female protester skated by on roller blades, dressed in spandex,
carrying a sign that read “bankers need a spanking”.
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