Jamie Dimon, one of the banking industry’s longest-serving CEOs, has thoughts on why some CEOs rise to the occasion while others flounder—and it has little to do with how much they know about business.
Dimon, who has served as CEO of JPMorgan Chase, the largest U.S. bank by market cap, for 20 years, said on the Master Investor Podcast in an interview published on Monday that, more than anything, insecurity is one of the biggest threats to a CEO’s career and their company’s success.
