European University Institute Library

The house of Dimon, how JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon rose to the top of the financial world, Patricia Crisafulli

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-232) and index

individual biography

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The house of Dimon

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Patricia Crisafulli

how JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon rose to the top of the financial world

The Dimon way -- Running the house of Dimon -- The rise, fall, and rise of Jamie Dimon -- What you see is what you get -- Straight talk about a credit crisis -- Never, ever forget the downside -- A culture of transparency -- Doing what it takes to get the job done -- Taking a bear-sized bite -- No ordinary deal -- Presenting the deal to shareholders -- Step-by-step through the deal that changed everything -- Reining in the risks -- On Dimon's shoulders -- The Weill years : in the trenches -- The making of Jamie Dimon -- The market in his blood -- Going to work for Weill -- The rise of Sandy Weill -- In the trenches at Commercial Credit -- Buying Primerica : a new second chance -- A force on Wall Street -- Primerica grows -- A new team for a new corporate entity -- Growing tensions -- The deal of deals -- The firing of Jamie Dimon -- The recruitment of Jamie Dimon -- Life after Citigroup -- Bank One's search for a CEO -- The new Bank One CEO -- Taking over as CEO -- A house divided -- The beginning of a new culture of accountability -- The turnaround of Bank One -- New players for the team -- Welcome to boot camp -- Taking it to the street -- Turning around Bank One -- Straight talk from the new CEO -- The fortress balance sheet debut -- Restoring profitability -- Back on Wall Street -- The house of Morgan -- The deal that almost didn't happen -- Delving into JPMorgan Chase -- Dimon takes over -- The storm of 2007 -- The Wall Street statesman -- The Dimon fortress -- Strong defense, strategic offense -- The signature phrase -- It always pays to be prepared -- No resting on the laurels -- Advice and a history lesson -- Stress testing assets -- Having real capital -- The long-term view -- Taking over WaMu : a sign of the times -- Welcome WaMu -- Washington Mutual runs into trouble -- A strategic fit for JPMorgan -- "First-class" banking meets "whoo hoo!" -- A somber picture -- Failure and takeover : a sign of the times -- More acquisitions in the future? -- Waiting for what comes next -- Navigating financial storms -- A brief postmortem of a complicated crisis -- Bubbles are trouble -- Even the best model can't predict everything -- Blame the underwriting -- Launch new products cautiously -- Risk at one firm affects others -- More regulation is coming -- Bolder, braver leaders -- A Wall Street statesman -- The hard work of being a leader -- Family, humanity, and then JPMorgan -- Loyal, to the end