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Originally Posted by Reggie28
To a point. Let’s say I owned a Fortune 500 company and the books aren’t adding up. The Police investigate and believe my CFO is embezzling money. The Crown believes there is a likelihood of conviction, during trial it comes out the CFO was doing a lot of scummy things, but for whatever reasons the Judge does not convict him. Would he come back as the CFO of a Fortune 500 company? Not likely, he may have to go to Belarus and run Minsk Minks.
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Interesting. There is case study for this! Just google Josh Smiley, ex-CFO from Eli Lilly - then and now!