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Paulson. IB And Treasury Secretary? This seems like a twofer.
Second? Dick Fuld.
Dick kovacevich, Hank Greenberg, ace Greenberg, sandy Weill
DickFuld isn't #1? This is worse than the media who hated on him after he was voted CEO of the year.
too bad he's dead: Lew Glucksman
after that, easily DickFuld
Lew was a God among men.
How is Jamie Dimon #1? His firm is so out of touch that they still require cover letters. Curious, what is the best BB now in your opinion? I know this is like asking Michael Jordan who's the best NBA player right now.
Probably Mark Cuban or Larry Ellison.
I've met Mark, but Larry Ellison is suppose to be extremely eccentric. But I think it'd be more fun to think who you'd want to play a round of golf with. That'd be Mark Cuban, Larry Ellison and Jason Witten.
EDIT: Just realize it specifically mentioned banking. But I still stand by my choices. Except I'd choose Marc Andreessen
lll do a poll of a "regular" CEO's after this one, want to help me create it? send me a list of ~10 names to include :-)
At a wider menu, I would pick John A. Paulson, or Steven A. Cohen. I'm very curious about some of Paulson's specific points of view. But, I would study Cohen's life in a much more interested way. I also respect that guy from Farallon Capital, but I just forgot his name (I'm very much like him in a lot of aspects)
And I don't actually like Mark Cuban, because that guy gets on my nerves. I also think he is more or less outdated in a lot of aspects (and I would not discuss about that).
How the fuck is Thain at 0%? The guy basically won the financial crisis. You guys make me sick.
In all honesty I find the big PMs more interesting. Dalio, Soros, Gross, or Icahn would be cool people to meet.
good discussion here: http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/which-currentformer-banking-ceo-w…