Who Is the Most Important Man in Banking?
On the heels of JPMorgan Chase's loss of its co-COO, Frank Bisignano, investors of the megabank seem unfazed. Despite the constant publicity of the Wall Street CEOs, the loss of a particular executive at a bank rarely seems to significantly move the stock.
However, there are some individuals who mean more to their companies than others. In this video, Motley Fool banking analysts David Hanson and Matt Koppenheffer debate who they believe is the most important man in the banking industry.
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