Here's another Jamie Dimon highlight:
Dimon recently spoke at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce about the financial crisis, emphasizing a handful of initiatives that must be taken by Washington and Wall Street in 2009 and beyond. While Dimon alluded to revising our current regulatory structure, he commanded the government to end a "vilification" of corporate America. Such divisions, he said, would clout efforts to bring stability to the economy since the cooperation is absolutely essential to sustained progress.
Dimon's comments represented a form of leadership we have yet to see from a corporate America CEO. His comments were out of the realm of JPMorgan itself and directed at comprehensive, specific changes that must be made within the American financial system.
Jamie Dimon: Future politician? Treasury secretary? Time will tell.
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