''On Wednesday of this week, 30 top managers at a large German bank all
received a text message and an email at the exact same time. A short
time later, their mobile phones rang with an automated voice giving them
all passwords and a number to call at exactly 8:30 a.m. to join a
teleconference with the board of directors.
The communication blast was the initial step of the bank's emergency
"Grexit" plan, a strategy laid out in a document dozens of pages long
detailing exactly how managers should react in the event that Greece
leaves the euro zone.''
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