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To: GST who wrote (145596)	8/16/2002 10:18:34 AM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

Yup, but had Sandy Weill not thrown Grubman out the door he could have stayed and made a lot more.;) >>By choosing to leave at a time when shares of Citigroup, Salomon's parent, are languishing – they are down 29 percent on the year – Grubman is walking away from a lot of money he could have had if he had stayed another year and the stock had recovered.<< signonsandiego.com

To: GST who wrote (145596)	8/16/2002 10:51:02 AM
From: H James Morris	Respond to of 164684

60 days and a $200,000 fine is kind of light IMOP. CSR : CREDIT SUISSE GROUP SPON ADR (NYSE) soared up 2.1% on the news. >>The National Assn. of Securities Dealers suspended for 60 days J. Anthony Ehinger, CSFB's global head of equity sales, and George W. Coleman, its chief of institutional listed sales trading. Each man also was fined $200,000. Earlier this year, CSFB agreed to pay $100 million to settle NASD and Securities and Exchange Commission charges that the firm had mishandled IPOs.<< latimes.com