"Look how they train to be that good," JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon told The Economist last month, arguing that CEOs should mirror the discipline of Serena Williams, and Stephen Curry.
Barely a month after the bank reported a record Q1 net income of $14.6 billion on $46 billion in revenue — its best opening quarter ever — Dimon highlighted that strength in the bank’s markets division, particularly trading and investment banking, was a key driver behind those impressive figures. He also warned of "considerable turbulence" in the global economy due to geopolitical factors and trade-related volatility.
