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    Feinberg said he has not really explored how he will use the clawback power and will only exercise it when he finds "an egregious fact pattern." "There may be situations where, you want a good example, is the CEO for Bank of America, where we thought it important to claw back" Feinberg told reporters after speaking at George Washington University Law School. Full Article at ABC News
    There may be situations where, you want a good example, is the CEO for Bank of America, where we thought it important to claw back
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago
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Pay Czar Emphasizes Wide "Clawback" Power
  1. I am reluctant to become a bill collector or a Treasury official reaching out and trying to get back compensation long since distributed, long since cashed, long since spent
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago
  2. will be rare and far between.
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago

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