The American With the Toughest Job in Finance: Saving Deutsche Bank

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“You guys need to get your act together.” A Wall Street fix-it man is delivering a tough message to Deutsche Bank, and it isn’t always welcomed.

Matt Zames made a name as a Wall Street fix-it man. He helped steer JPMorgan Chase & Co. through the “London Whale” trading debacle and was considered a possible successor to its chief, James Dimon.Mr.

Zames is president of private-equity giant Cerberus...
 

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and in 2021 you need a $8 EU Visa to visit Europe as an American 'show me your papers'

Not that tough. Fire the the entire top 4 layers of management.

Well... they could start by getting out of laundering money for the Russian Oligarchs.

Yeah, really don't care. They gave The Mad King funds to run this country into the ground! Hope they fall!

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