It’s a new world on Wall Street and banks are looking for leaders who can handle the unfamiliar territory.
- The new financial regulation measures deter banks from trading simply for their own benefit and push them to focus on riskier investments that directly serve customers.
- As a result, choosing the head of an investment bank can no longer be based solely upon a person’s level of financial success and leadership skills.
- Chief executives of banks must also be astute risk managers who can handle varying business lines.
Facts & Figures
- Citi is scaling back trading and expanding advisory business.
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