I could see lobbying as a practice which is quiet common here. They do it to target an individual . They escalate his errors at every level to report an incident and everyone from top to bottom in the management agrees to it. They hide the mistakes of someone who is influential in the company or to an extent someone who is their favourite. There are tons of experts here from Compliance , risk and legal team which is not seen in any other company in such large numbers. I am sure they are hired for a reason as they provide legal loopholes to clear the management's sh*t. Clearly this place is a mess with such control freaks around.
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Allegheny Comedy College graduate, quiet sure of that…
I will bring weapons and ammo to the lobby. We can kidnap a few executives and gave our demands met. How’s that for lobbying?
I guess you mean to say , "Lobbying" as "Influencing" on what information they should have and what they should not in a way even the legal team of the Company is involved . Thats right it is just an expression.
Isnt BNY Mellon slapped with a fine in Ireland for not reporting certain regulatory beaches.I foresee where our Bank is heading.
- Bank of New York Mellon Hit by Record Irish Fine for Lapses.
- Regulator reprimands firm for breaches over fund outsourcing
Company provided ‘inaccurate’ information to central bank.
Forget your meds today?
I must not understand it either. I don’t get the concept of “quiet common lobbying”. Lobbyists usually want to be heard.
Also only men lobbied?
What are you trying to express?
I guess my understanding of lobbying has been wrong for 42 years.