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Fuld states belief in independence after Lehman’s “unacceptable” results

Richard Fuld, chairman and chief executive of Lehman Brothers, stressed the bank could continue to be independent despite this quarter’s “unacceptable performance” as it confirmed its first loss as a public company.

Fuld said in a conference call: "Today, I very much believe we can go it alone and be very strong. However, we are a public company and if another model comes forward that we believe can create more shareholder value than I have an obligation to take it to the board."

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