It is the bank that seems to succeed in everything. Now the legendary money house dares to take on the difficult business with German private customers. Is that also due to the sometimes mediocre service provided by local banks?
Jamie Dimon, actually known for his ruthless openness, recently presented himself as a friendly guest: During his most recent visit to Berlin, the CEO of the US bank JP Morgan clearly did not want to say anything bad about Germany as a business location. Dimon did not skimp on praise, neither for the capital’s “great start-up and tech scene” nor for the location in general, which some of the domestic business elite believe is on the verge of the abyss, but which the American judged more confidently. Germany reacted very well – to Corona, the war, the energy crisis and “got the curve”.