Quote from retaildaytrader:
The truth is that Fab's manager probably knew about it, his manager's manager probably knew about it and people up near the CEO knew about it. You can't do anything in these corporations without someone signing off at the top. Then there is the company's general counsel that looks at everything. Everyone knew about it at Goldman, but Fab will be the scapegoat...for now.
If "everyone" in Goldman management about Fabrice Tourre knew about it, then why didn't the SEC charge ONE SINGLE GOLDMAN MANAGING DIRECTOR with fraud???

I think when the "Fabulous Fab" does a perp walk in the European Union or Germany GS will probably be at its lowest. I bet that Fab will probably serve some time in one of Germany's jails. Maybe Fab might escape the consequences by moving to some small country in Africa or South America...maybe...but most of these countries are very willing to extradite. I wonder if the US might extradite a few US citizens to Germany...