Todd Maclin, CEO of Commercial banking at JPMorgan Chase & Co, discusses the changing landscape of financial services in this lecture to an audience at the Anderson School of Management at UCLA in October 2009. Series: UCLA Anderson School of Management Distinguished Speaker Series [12/2009] [Business] [Show ID: 17609]
I didn't make it past... "JPMorgan was one of the very very few "winners" out of the turmoil, the crisis...".
A winner among millions/billions of people/companies that were/are suffering from economic crisis?
xKillerClownx 6 months ago
Mr. Maclin's candidness is admirable, but I wish he didn't skip his own slide on safety and soundness of financial institutions versus consumer protection. Many have insisted that the notion of an "unintended consequence" of a legislation (which he brought up), is not a strong one, for example in the case of credit cards.
ContactKofi 2 years ago
Why has Mr. Maclin never discussed his unholy relationship with KEN LAY and JEFF SKILLING of ENRON. ENRON was the largest corporate criminal fraud in the history of mankind. The employees and shareholders lost sixty-eight BILLION dollars due to these criminal activities. Maclin had a close personal and business relationship with those responsible. Furthermore Chase & Citi paid $8.77 billion dollars to settle out of court a class action suit from the employees and shareholders. WHY would they?
exenrontexas 2 years ago
Todd is incredibly candid here. Very valuable news here both good and bad.
joelok48 2 years ago