- Vivien Levy-Garboua was in charge of North American compliance from 2005-08 and is currently an adviser of senior bank execs, and Ben Lawsky - chief of New York's Dept. of Financial Services - wants him removed, along with at least a dozen others, including the bank's COO.
- The executive ousters, of course, are in addition to the $10B-plus fine being sought by the DOJ. Lawsky also wants to suspend BNP Paribas' (OTCQX:BNPQF) ability to transfer money through its New York branch - an idea being fiercely resisted by the bank which says it will cost it a good deal of business.
- Previously: BNP and Hollande should be thankful it's only $10B