As far as I'm concerned the most corrupt industry in the world is not the former Suharto regime in Indonesia.
Nor is it the upper echelons of the communist part in China.
Nor is it the nepotistic blue bloods of the Kerry's, Bush's, Kennedy's and Clinton's.
No, it's the entire finance industry in the US.
I'm amazed at times that our corruption index put out by Transparency International isn't lower simply because of the constant sleeze and scum that this industry seems to attract;
This is only the latest to raise my ire.
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I'd say that finance professor was just doing his job. He taught his students a valuable lesson about trusting their money to other people.
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