bankruptcy. The board, headed by German Economy Minister Michael Glos, will convene in Berlin, as the chief ex-ecutive, Ulrich Schroeder, who took office less than three weeks ago, explores "consequences" after the lapse, KfW spokesman Michael Helbig said. KfW faces losses, as well as mounting public and political opprobrium, after it made an "automated payment" of �300 million, or $425 million, to Lehman for currency swaps on Sept. 15 that couldn't be halted after prior approval. Bild, the biggest-selling newspaper, ran a headline on its front page Thursday calling KfW "Germany's dumbest bank." Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck will press for a full explanation of the "unbelievable incident" and will take any necessary steps, his spokesman Torsten Albig said. That may include consequences for bank personnel, Albig
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