Jimmy Cayne on Geithner
I came across this earlier today and got a kick out of it.
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Just goes to show you the blue-collar nature of that bank. Not surprising that most of the bear people have been fired from Dimon & Co.
The world has changed. And we must change with it.
BSC was a great culture IMO...
I'm not saying BSC had a bad culture, just more blue collar than your typical BB. Easy to see how this type of culture would clash with jp culture.
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