Ted Pick, the financier named chief executive of the Wall Street giant on Thursday, is the “exact opposite” of outgoing CEO James Gorman, according to the insider.
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While 65-year-old Gorman is an Australian-born banker known for his reserve and sophistication, New York-born Pick has already made headlines for his One insider pointed in particular to a “legendary” town hall meeting in 2016 in which Pick spoke to employees in the sales and trading division — the group that Pick ran at the time.
Pick added that while it had been a rough night, the situation “could be worse” and began calling out other senior bankers at the town hall who’d been out with him the night before, the source added.
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