Thread regarding USAA layoffs

Highly Irregular things for 200, Trebec

  1. Naming a new USAA Bank President with so little experience that a USAA Board member Brad Connor, who has a wealth of banking background, is assigned to oversee him.
  1. Naming a new USAA Bank President who has a family member on the Board. Admiral William F. Moran, Jr. (United States Navy Retired)

Vice Chair, Compensation & Workforce Committee
Member, Finance & Audit Committee

  1. The USAA Board naming one of their Board colleagues to be the new CEO.
  1. Dogs that eat refried beans
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No, at much larger firms. USAA is a drop in the bucket.

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Post ID: @jw+1jjwdsyzd

Michaels father just passed away, you all are ridiculous. It’s like saying all Figueroa’s are related. Stop looking for something to complain about. #FakeNews

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Post ID: @jv+1jjwdsyzd

@bd+1jjwdsyzd Did you help them do that at USAA? If so wasn’t sure if that meant the bank would be sold.

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Post ID: @jj+1jjwdsyzd

Dad and son

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Post ID: @fy+1jjwdsyzd

So how is the new bank president related to Admiral Moran on BOD, besides same last name?

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Post ID: @eb+1jjwdsyzd

I have helped to build out lines of business and taken them down for sell/liquidation. It takes a long time to negotiate a sell, perform due diligence, and transfer portfolios to another company. After the transition, a skeleton crew is kept around based on the negotiated time frame. The point is, if you think this person has no experience building a business up then figure out if he knows how to take them down....

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Post ID: @bd+1jjwdsyzd

Here’s a slide deck that could be referenced when annual members meet in August to elect board members:

https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/podcasts/cfspr19/session3slides.pdf

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