Coudert Chapter 3, In Words of Plain Anglo-Saxon Derivation

by | June 20, 2005 | Articles, Finance, Globalization, Leadership, M&A, Strategy

The UK press, not known for a dainty approach, is covering the developing
(or should that be "unravelling") story of Coudert with no minced words:

Watching this happen is immensely sad, as it need never have happened. 

Perhaps
after the dust settles there will be something positive to take away
by way of "lessons learned," or perhaps I’m just grasping at a straw
of hope in following a dismal story.

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