CEO quits struggling Texas company with unique Kansas banking charter
TOPEKA — The CEO of financial services firm Beneficient resigned rather than face questions by attorneys about accounting problems at the company, whose holdings include a Kansas bank charter that exempts dealings from regulatory oversight.
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