This document discusses the role of psychopathic traits in the corporate world and financial crisis. It argues that the modern economy has created opportunities for psychopaths to thrive in roles emphasizing short-term results and risk-taking. While only 10% of those in finance may be true psychopaths, the number with sub-clinical psychopathic traits could be much higher, at around 15%. It recommends screening and education to curb the damage caused by psychopathic behaviors, and support for their victims.