Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan talks about how he shrugged off Trump’s accusations

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• In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady talks to Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan.
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Good morning.  Every time I’ve seen Brian Moynihan over the years, whether it was at a press briefing after being called America’s worst big bank CEO early in his tenure or watching him get trashed by Donald Trump on stage at Davos, one word has come to mind: unflappable. Now in his 16^th year as CEO of Bank of America, Moynihan plays the long game. In this week’s Leadership Next podcast, the man now considered to be one of America’s best big bank CEOs says he would have told his younger self to move faster at making change and to “stay strong, keep calm and carry on.”