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- Book Review: The House of Morgan - Bankers Anonymous
Since the beginning of the Great Recession, JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon has played the role of the United States’ Alpha Banker: snatching Bear Stearns’ franchise at bargain basement prices, modeling superior risk management,[1] and publically pushing back against government regulation of his industry, all the while acting as Obama’s BFF when it suits him So … Continue reading "Book
- The House of Dimon: How JPMorgans Jamie Dimon Rose to
I really just wanted to know about Jamie Dimon I got that out of the bok but the author added A LOT of tangent narative regarding the financial crisis of 2007-2009 It's OK to build context to describe Mr Dimon's ability to traverse the crisis but the author seems to focus half the book on the crisis itself
- The house of Dimon by Patricia Crisafulli - Open Library
"The subtitle of this book could easily be 'How Do You Fit All Jamie Dimon's Accomplishments in One Book' Jamie is an inspiration to all who have the privilege of knowing him or working with him " --Harvey Mackay, author of the New York Times #1 bestseller Swim With the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive
- The House of Dimon: How JPMorgans Jamie Dimon Rose to the . . .
Now, in The House of Dimon, business writer Patricia Crisafulli goes behind the scenes to recount the amazing events that have shaped Dimon's career, including his rise to prominence as Sandy Weill's protégé at Citigroup, only to be fired and denied the top spot; his orchestration of the JPMorgan acquisition of BankOne, a deal that brought
- Rallying the House of Morgan - The New York Times
In buying Bear, Mr Dimon has clung to the Morgan tradition A century ago, J P Morgan himself demanded that New York banks rescue one of their own during what became known as the Panic of 1907
- The House of Dimon: How JPMorgans Jamie Dimon Rose to the . . .
The Firing of Jamie Dimon 89 Chapter 5 The Recruitment of Jamie Dimon 91 Life after Citigroup 92 Bank One’s Search for a CEO 95 The New Bank One CEO 102 Taking Over as CEO 105 A House Divided 107 The Beginning of a New Culture of Accountability 108 Chapter 6 The Turnaround of Bank One 111 New Players for the Team 113 Welcome to Boot
- The House of Morgan | Summary, Quotes, FAQ, Audio
5 The Diplomatic Age: Morgans as Adjuncts of Government Long, ambitions, but highly readable Chernow highlights the degree to which the Morgan bank symbolized an era of Anglo-American hegemony and the growing shift of financial power from London to New York
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