Europe Is The Most Complicated Place, In

Jp Morgan Always Has Higher Capital Liquidity, That Is Partially To Make Up For Mistakes And Problems And Obviously Its A Tough Economy. We Support An Oversight Committee, We Supported Some Of The Compensation, New Compensation Rules, Though We Already Follow Most Of Them. We Support A Lot Of It.

Any Good Job Is A Good Job. This Whole Concept Of A Dead-end Job? It's Not True. I've Heard It My Whole Life. Jobs Lead To Dignity. If You're Good At The First, Then You Can Get The Second. Jobs Lead To Household Formation. Jobs Are A Better Solution For Society.

I Don't Like The Term "universal Bank." The Chinese Government Legitimately Wants To Have A Very Strong Economy. When They Talk About Soe Reform, They Know That's Part Of It.

I've Asked Our People, "why Don't We Just Put A Revolver On Top Of Our Basic Loan?" Make It Easier For The Client.

Over The Longer Term, China Will Grow By About 6% Or 7% Per Year. The Chinese Authorities Usually React Pretty Quickly To Unfolding Economic Events, And You've Seen Them Recently Change A Whole Bunch Of Policies To Be More Conducive To Growth. They Have The Power And Capability To Macromanage The Economy - To Accomplish Their Growth Objectives - Which Means They're Pretty Much Going To Come Close To What They Say Is Going To Happen.