A senior Pacific Investment Management Co. executive resigned on Friday after facing allegations he acted inappropriately toward a colleague, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Bill De Leon, head of portfolio risk management and a managing director at the Newport Beach, Calif. bond firm, stepped down following a weeklong internal investigation into his alleged behavior at a May 2017 charity event in New York. While the gathering wasn’t a Pimco event, it was attended by several employees of the firm.
At the event, De Leon allegedly touched inappropriately a lower-ranking Pimco employee.
It is unclear if he denied the allegations to the firm on Friday.
Notes the Journal, De Leon held a critical position at Pimco, overseeing risk controls at a firm with more than $1.7 trillion in assets.
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Hey, what's 1.7 TRILLION vs. a little titty brush? WHERE ARE YOUR PRIORITIES???
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot to add: When I was young and had a (reportedly) nice ass, many a gal would "brush" against me in bars, subways, et al. Somehow, I survived.
ReplyDeletethis is why mixed gender parties/ charity events should be banned.
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