Fabrice “Fabulous Fab” Tourre, the Goldman Sachs employee at the epicentre of the SEC’s allegations against the former investment bank, has gone on holiday. Indefinitely.
From the WSJ on Monday:
Goldman spokesman Lucas van Praag confirmed in an email that Mr. Tourre is on “paid leave with no end date.”
The 31-year-old Frenchman didn’t come into his London office Monday, this person said. He remains an employee at Goldman, where he is an executive director.
La vie n’est pas juste.
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