Bob McGinnis seems content enough. But as the interview ends he stands up and airs his grievances. “The one thing this place needs,” he says, practising his golf swing, “is windows that open.”
He is dressed in jeans and a T-shirt, and is now looking out of the recalcitrant window at the lake and greenery. At this stage it becomes hard to take in that he’s a senior vice-president and the man in charge of the consumer-finance business at Greenwich Capital.
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