1. App. 1992) (describing lower court finding that directors breached their fiduciary duties by "retaining a manager inexperienced in hedging; failing to maintain reasonable supervision over him; and failing to attain knowledge of the basic fundamentals of hedging to be able to direct the hedging activities and supervise the manager properly"). Arguably, the Delaware courts have moved in the opposite direction, showing deference in cases addressing financial risk, even with respect to bankers' oversight failures during the financial crisis;N E Ind;re Citigroup Inc. Shareholders Derivative Litigation, 964 A.2d 106,2009