Trust y’all had a super break and then suddenly here we are in 2013.
13, unlucky for some … or maybe not.
It’s looking like a nice and lucky year for some, and hopefully for banks in particular.
After five years of complete rubbish, it’s about time.
Sure, this year will be full of challenges – regulatory ones being the key – but there are other changes afoot and, finally, we appear to be recovering from the meltdown of 2008.
So, in the spirit of 2013, here are the New Year’s Resolutions of five big bank CEO’s:
I will … learn to program computers. Stephen Hester, CEO, Royal Bank of Scotland
I will … give up DIY and stop fixing things. Antony Jenkins, CEO, Barclays Bank
I will … learn Esperanto. Mario Draghi, President, European Central Bank
I will … seriously diet, lose weight and get thinner. Sergio Emotti, CEO, UBS
I will … spend more time whale watching. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase
we will see at the end of 2013 how many CEOs have achieved their resolution! If they did not, you can assume that it is the same for all other statements they have made
Posted by: Robert | January 14, 2013 at 03:37 PM