So excited Season 2 is here! Thank you all for watching. My goal with this episode was to show you a different side of Jamie Dimon. Yes, there are some must-ask questions about the state of the global economy, AI, etc. but we also talked about family, childhood and how he does it all.“Sometimes I feel like I’m just riding the bronco and hanging on for dear life.” Would love to hear what you think.

@gus473

18 күн бұрын

Have followed his career going way back to the Sandy Weill days, and with this interview I learned a few new things. Great job, Emily! (But that restaurant flex at the start -- lol!?!) 😎✌️

@davidanalyst671

18 күн бұрын

I have been dying for serious journalistic content from Bloomberg for a year. I have seen bloomberg do 1 minute interviews with other bloomberg reporters and bloomberg anchors for far far too long, hoping for more videos from Emily.

@davidanalyst671

18 күн бұрын

If I see emily or red dot, I know Im going to learn something or get something interesting. If I see anyone else, I read the headlines and move on.

@Sujaljaina

18 күн бұрын

great video

@hrabmv

17 күн бұрын

i wonder why Lehman went down if they can pump so much money in 2020

the interview starting with a guest asking questions explains why he is The Man

@MaZe741

15 күн бұрын

shows that he isnt the guest

@davidwestwater2219

15 күн бұрын

Like any person who ruined countless lives

@JatinV1

15 күн бұрын

Exactly man, that Charisma!

@lenny8511

14 күн бұрын

Such an obvious puff piece

@therealnogues93

14 күн бұрын

I was abou to say the same thing you read my mind💯👊🏽

Emily Chang is gold, don’t lose her Bloomberg!

@acornsucks2111

16 күн бұрын

bot

@leonardoperelli1322

14 күн бұрын

Honestly I didn’t like the questions that much. So much emphasis on vague, nonsense question regarding ai (“is ai and fintech gonna replace banks”, pushing on the “chat jpm”), the one liner questions on hugely complex topics. She asked atomic questions that do not incentive critical thinking and discussion. Of course she had limited time so couldn’t dedicate 20 minutes to each topic, but a part from dimon’s brilliance this was underwhelming

@asopopilosopo4158

12 күн бұрын

Chang is communist china propagandist

@Nicehousecrappycar

6 күн бұрын

@@acornsucks2111 Nailed it. Ms. Chang's ratings have to be infinitesimal.

we need more of these interviews of CEO's to dive into their thought processes and learn from it

@intellifly747

16 күн бұрын

Comment of 2024. Many people demonise these top execs, they add so much value and we should learn from them

@shaneselvaratnam

15 күн бұрын

This comment should become the top comment

@maticbukovac6966

14 күн бұрын

Yes.... so you can live in a delusion that you too will become a CEO of some kind if you learn from their mental process, which you won't :)

@JAEGATS

13 күн бұрын

@@maticbukovac6966What a negative hater

@vinceversionwindvision

12 күн бұрын

I Definitely Agreed.

"Do you have any travel hacks?" "What does that mean?" 😄

@ArtyShat

17 күн бұрын

because he travels a lot, so if he had any personal suggestions for her that doesn't travels on the same level as he does

@TheAshley4141

17 күн бұрын

He probably travels via private plane and possibly even people packing his bags for him

@AlanTheBeast100

17 күн бұрын

If you travel a lot, you learn short cuts, conveniences, tricks, etc. that make it less weary / more comfortable / less expensive / more value - you "hack" the system to your advantage.

@AlanTheBeast100

17 күн бұрын

@@TheAshley4141 There's more to travel than the conveyance - but I agree that 1st class can't hold a candle to a Gulfstream.

@xcel5203

16 күн бұрын

Since the collapse of financial markets in the 2008 recession, few entities have been as widely scrutinized and discussed as JP Morgan (JPM ). The financial giant has been under the microscope of investors and regulators alike, as the company is still facing litigation from that bear market. As a major institution in the U.S., it is not entirely uncommon to face a number of lawsuits each and every year, but JPM has seen an especially high number of suits, many of which resulted in some hefty penalties.Foreclosure Abuses and “Robo-Signing” Quick Stats JP Morgan fined $5.29 billion Settled on 2/9/2012 Case Details You certainly can afford to travel when your job is to ripoff your customers 😅😅

Such good journalism, that’s exactly how an interview should be

@emilychangtv

18 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!

@stuinvests

17 күн бұрын

He is a liar!

@cinto1394

16 күн бұрын

Agree! I really enjoy this interview. Great job, Emily.

@jake4297

16 күн бұрын

Ivey kid?

@larss4119

15 күн бұрын

@@emilychangtvwhy don’t you take an actual stand for the people who are suffering and against the systems of oppression that are causing it?

I enjoyed the small talk in the beginning

@jamiediamond420

10 күн бұрын

Same!

@andrewstorm8240

22 сағат бұрын

Doesn’t know travel hacks

One of the best interviews I’ve seen. People often ask Jamie the same questions or it’s always just too formal, but this briefly brought out a funnier side of him. Enjoyed it, thanks!

Jamie Dimon's advice to his 20-year-old self is something we can all benefit from. He emphasizes the importance of working hard but also working smart. It's essential to think carefully and not waste time on tasks that won't bring you closer to your goals. He also stresses the significance of taking care of your mind, body, and spirit. When we prioritize our overall well-being, we're better equipped to handle the challenges that come our way. Dimon's words are a reminder that we can achieve all that we set our minds to, but we may not be able to do it all at once.

I am a part time trader and he literally said everything about trading without even mention A trading. Love the interview. Great job.

What a lesson this interview was, I took away so many interesting points to study through his argument.

The immense depth of the Greek civilization, Mediterranean charm and the ambition and dynamism of the US, an amazing combination in one amazing person!

@leemartinez2975

17 күн бұрын

The best of the best of the world make it in America.

@blueglassog3600

14 күн бұрын

Does he speaks it still?

@arnoheens7900

11 күн бұрын

let it slide man, its like me saying that Ford is Belgian because his mother has Belgian ancestry, cmon man just let it go

@julio5prado

11 күн бұрын

@@arnoheens7900 he grew up with Greek grandparents, obviously you don’t know what that means. By the way very different from having Belgian ancestors

@arnoheens7900

11 күн бұрын

@@julio5prado yea fords mother was belgian, even more direct than grandparents, I could argue grandparents are way less influential, plus it was his paternal grandparents, not even both sides....... and saying its not the same as belgian ??? is this greek cultural superiority? Are you trying to imply that greek culture is stronger than belgian? or has more impact on him? this comes from a sense of cultural superiority that greeks. Maybe you should check that feeling of cultural superiority out.

Emily! You're back and as great as ever! Absolutely love your knowledge glow and how you interview! Miss you on the network. Keep killing it.

I love this original. Just fantastic work by Bloomberg. Aside from listening to all of what Jamie Dimon can teach us, the editing, the music, the space, the colors, everything makes it even better.

Emily your interview was so well done. Thank you so very much.

“I wish that it tells you that you’re crazy”😂😂😂

@JoshuaC-Work

5 күн бұрын

Yes, its been completely banned in China a while back too.

Emily, terrific interview. I worked for Jamie briefly when he was at Citi, before he was ousted by Sandy, and he is a tremendous banker. You handled the interview very well. Congratulations on the 4 kids of your own!

Another round of applause for you, Emily and the team. Thanks for putting together this awesome intellectual and entertaining feast. Looking forward to the rest of this season’s episodes.

19:54 "Sometimes democracy is messy, but it allows change." I enjoyed this interview and learning how he thinks and his thought processes. Great conversation.

@omooshg5257

14 күн бұрын

Democracy and inequality are inversely related. When one goes up, the other goes down.

@c4un544n5

14 күн бұрын

Was about to call you out but you're not entirely wrong. However, government intervention exist despite not being utterly useful all the time. One can only hope... ​@@omooshg5257

So much respect for this man, a leader, a family man, a patriot, a survivor, and so much more.

Great work, EC/Bloomberg. So refreshing to listen to Mr. Dimon.

Got to say this guy is pretty amazing

@lllengl.9660

18 күн бұрын

It is not all rainbow and unicorn.

@realm8286

17 күн бұрын

Saying a banker is an amazing guy shows naivete.

@netdoom

17 күн бұрын

@@realm8286 right a global institutional leader that’s part of our widely accepted global banking system. You weighing out your furs dude?

@xcel5203

16 күн бұрын

Since the collapse of financial markets in the 2008 recession, few entities have been as widely scrutinized and discussed as JP Morgan (JPM ). The financial giant has been under the microscope of investors and regulators alike, as the company is still facing litigation from that bear market. As a major institution in the U.S., it is not entirely uncommon to face a number of lawsuits each and every year, but JPM has seen an especially high number of suits, many of which resulted in some hefty penalties.Foreclosure Abuses and “Robo-Signing” Quick Stats JP Morgan fined $5.29 billion Settled on 2/9/2012 Case Details

@xcel5203

16 күн бұрын

Since the collapse of financial markets in the 2008 recession, few entities have been as widely scrutinized and discussed as JP Morgan (JPM ). The financial giant has been under the microscope of investors and regulators alike, as the company is still facing litigation from that bear market. As a major institution in the U.S., it is not entirely uncommon to face a number of lawsuits each and every year, but JPM has seen an especially high number of suits, many of which resulted in some hefty penalties.Foreclosure Abuses and “Robo-Signing” Quick Stats JP Morgan fined $5.29 billion Settled on 2/9/2012 Case Details

Great interview Emily! Jamie Dimon is the type of guy that immerses himself in the business realm because it gets his financial juices flowing. Hopefully he'll be able to show us how much better he can get in the next five years.🎉😊😊

@treoneil7333

18 күн бұрын

Dude, he’s been holding it down since I was born. What do you mean the next five years? This guy is like the LeBron James well not like the LeBron James. I just mean his longevity is great and he has been a great CEO to the firm. You want to talk about business and being the best look up the 2009 Harvard business school graduation speech from Jamie Dimon

I never met him but was once in the same room as him several years ago when he spoke at a Financial Women’s Association (FWA) event at his corporate headquarters building in New York City. He’s very charming.

Fantastic kick off to a much anticipated Season Two. Thank you Emily, Jamie, and of course Bloomberg. Every show contains a pethora of lessons, but this one has the gem: Find your purpose in life. Viktor Frankl would be glad of this statement.

Beautiful life advices ❤🙏 thank you !

Season 2 is gonna be 🔥

@emilychangtv

18 күн бұрын

Can’t wait for you to see what’s next ❤

thanks Bloomberg for making this epic short video BUT long term knowledge! Keep it that one❤

I really enjoyed watching this, thanks for great content!

Not saying he's a bad guy, but saving the government billions in bailouts, hmmm. What if we just, let banks and businesses fail when they do scummy things like subprime mortgage packages? Just askin' Otherwise, this was an incredible interview. Didn't agree with him on everything, but his points were logical and well spoken.

@TheAwareHuman

17 күн бұрын

Agreed. Let the banks fail. Bail out the consumers not the banks!

@theonlycaulfield

17 күн бұрын

Since you seem to actually be this clueless, its because there is such a things as the FDIC and FHA. JP Morgan took responsibility for tens of billions of bad loans originally made or backed by Washington Mutual and Bear. If they had let those banks fail, the federal government would have been on the hook for the tens of billions due to federal insuring agencies being responsible for the bad loans.

@joythought

17 күн бұрын

Collapse the banks and you collapse the economy. Collapse the economy and you collapse the consumer. You may want to punish people but you will end up punishing yourself, families and the poor especially. Stop thinking that it's fair and there should be karma and start realising this is an interdependent system and these guys are central to how your trip to the grocery goes, how you pay for your taxi ride and how you afford rent.

@aldozilli1293

15 күн бұрын

​@@TheAwareHumanabsolutely this

@Gurnin

15 күн бұрын

@@TheAwareHuman FDIC insures consumers already no?

Exceptional interview. Thank you.

Can you imagine what our country would be like with Dimon as President...Emily, great interview!

@mohamed_is_him

2 күн бұрын

Yeah, whole lotta capitalism and everything will be for the corporations and greater profits

This is Bloomberg.

This is how to do an interview. Great questions. Insightful answers.

Emily Chang is exceptional at interviews. Fantastic work

Brilliant, straight to the point, loaded, insightful, engaging. Well done Emily, thank you Dimon.

great to see emily chang...she needs to appear more.

Love this interview， love the quote writer long letter short and have the process of decision making

well articulated and beautiful conversation, what a gentlemen.

What an interview! Kudos to the interviewer for really bringing out the human, the journey, and really making this a real interview! ❤️

Fantastic interview 👏👏👏 Thanks to the brilliant journalist for this ❤❤❤

Had to watch this twice it was that good!

@emilychangtv

16 күн бұрын

Yeeeess! Love to hear this!

Great chemistry, I want this to be longer ❤

Emily is an amazing host. Insightful questions and flexible.

One of the greatest interview I ever watched and enjoyed. Both the interviewer and interviewee are well vexed with knowledge/wisdom and very exceptional at their respective profession.

@XCLASS

15 күн бұрын

Absolutely!

I was really glad to see JD as a real person.( nice guy) Sorry the interview was so short.

@jamiediamond420

7 күн бұрын

Same, it’s nice to see that he’s not fake.

Emily I really enjoyed your interview!

Excellent interview! Really enjoyed

Insightful 👍

As an audience these are my questions for Bloomberg: 1. How has Jamie Dimon's leadership style evolved over his tenure at JP Morgan Chase, especially in response to various financial crises and market shifts? 2. Could you elaborate on some specific examples of how JP Morgan Chase has influenced global economic policies under Dimon's leadership? 3. Dimon emphasizes the importance of balancing family life with corporate responsibilities. How does he manage to maintain this balance, and how does it influence his decision-making? 4. The video mentions Dimon's remarks on Bitcoin and his skepticism towards it. Can you provide more context on his views and how they align with JP Morgan Chase's approach to emerging technologies? 5. Dimon's philosophy emphasizes the role of banking in societal progress. How does JP Morgan Chase actively contribute to social initiatives, beyond its financial activities? 6. What are some key strategies employed by Dimon to ensure JP Morgan Chase's resilience in the face of economic uncertainties and market disruptions? 7. The presenter mentions the potential impact of AI and FinTech on traditional banking. How does Dimon view these technological advancements, and what steps is JP Morgan Chase taking to adapt to the changing landscape? 8. Dimon's background and upbringing are briefly touched upon in the video. How do you think his personal experiences have shaped his leadership style and decision-making at JP Morgan Chase? 9. In light of Dimon's significant influence in global finance, are there any ethical considerations or concerns regarding the concentration of power within a single institution? 10. Looking ahead, what do you think are the greatest challenges and opportunities facing JP Morgan Chase under Jamie Dimon's leadership, particularly in a rapidly evolving economic and technological environment?

@rickrandall3174

17 күн бұрын

Were those ten questions generated by ChatGPT? 😆

This man is so sharp! Really enjoyed this interview! Nicely done

WOW! Great interview and on point

Look I can get why people don’t like the dude, but he’s incredibly knowledgeable and you don’t get where he is by making poor decisions.

The power of JM Dimon. It's not the money or chair..it the mind..he use very intelligent..I like..him and wish longlife ..best for family..iam your votes too even I don't vote in America. You should run..I believe something will change..for better..thank you for sharing this interview...❤🎉

@xcel5203

16 күн бұрын

Since the collapse of financial markets in the 2008 recession, few entities have been as widely scrutinized and discussed as JP Morgan (JPM ). The financial giant has been under the microscope of investors and regulators alike, as the company is still facing litigation from that bear market. As a major institution in the U.S., it is not entirely uncommon to face a number of lawsuits each and every year, but JPM has seen an especially high number of suits, many of which resulted in some hefty penalties.Foreclosure Abuses and “Robo-Signing” Quick Stats JP Morgan fined $5.29 billion Settled on 2/9/2012 Case Details

@innovationscode9909

16 күн бұрын

Amen

Excellent session and wonderful interview!

Emily is so smart and quick. She always makes great questions and is always ready. Have been a fan since the Bloomberg technology era

Great interview, great job preparing for it with interesting topics/questions. He inherited and has the same mentality that I do, and will pass onto my small children - make the world a better place.

Great interview 😊 I like the last part

Worked for JPMC in commercial banking. Doing first class business in a first class way is not just a slogan. Great company.

@superfluous5162

7 күн бұрын

Why they are in commercial banking if they bank country and government.small bank build community.

This is like I'm asking the questions,. Dang it's one of the best interviews I have ever watched...

This interviewer did an amazing job!!!!

This was brilliant. Always like so the Dimon give interviews. Guys has his principals set straightr for years without change! I like that

Increíble program.❤❤

What a great, insightful and inspiring interview!!! It put a smile on my face!!!!

Fantastic interview - could listen to Jamie Dimon speak all day!

He was just in Switzerland, I wish you had asked him about Switzerland’s remarkable resilience against inflation where they engaged in ‘woke’ social policies like price control, pro-consumer regulated, high skill tech export, et al.

@hermanwillem7057

14 күн бұрын

how's that woke?

Brilliant interview...Thanks Emily! 😊

probably my favorite CEO, very patriotic, family oriented. great man

Love listening to Emily Chang. Love how often he refers to India.

@arbaz79

15 күн бұрын

I think he was recently in India for some summit.

@subhashmpatil007

14 күн бұрын

India is booming country and it’s going to 4trillion dollars economy also having large rural banking market in india to grow the bank and banking am so proud to say am Indian 🇮🇳

When they say don't buy bitcoin that's when you should buy it

I love Emilie’s informality and a ability to put the interviewee at ease!

This interview is perfect.

Jamie, I look up to you. What a great interview.

JP Morgan is an authorized participant (AP) for BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF. Whilst he's trashing Bitcoin in public, behind the scenes his bank is working on providing investors access.

@oliverj9256

16 күн бұрын

If people want to trade the ETF through JP Morgan’s services then he’ll be making money off it. Just because he doesn’t believe in Bitcoin doesn’t mean he’s against using it to make some profit.

What an easy, yet in depth vision of AI into the business world globally, great interview!

My goodness Jamie Dimon is definitely someone I'd love to meet !!

Do Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, please. We want somebody who truly understands the value of Bitcoin.

@noel3700

15 күн бұрын

This

Thank you Emily!

Simply amazing interview and also insights.

Excellent interview!!!

PR Campaign

@delphipascal

17 күн бұрын

This guy doesn't need a PR campaign

@fizzybubblech2128

17 күн бұрын

Exactly. "Rock of global finance"...give us a break. He's just another slimy banker.

@UsernameR8

17 күн бұрын

True!

@UsernameR8

17 күн бұрын

@@delphipascal if you believe he doesn’t need PR, then you know nothing

@vaibhavmeena4816

17 күн бұрын

Paid comments too.

Great question

Amazing episode !

Wasn't he is charge of JPMorgan when JPMorgan was doing business with Epstien?

He should be behind bars somewhere.

@robopeteco

11 күн бұрын

Hear what you are saying. But the system that propelled him to the top and protects him is not going to bring him down or punish him - not in a thousand years. 100% rigged and total impunity for the mandarin captains of finance (formerly industry).

What can we do to make the system better? Has anything been learnt from 2008? Is it vilification or asking for accountability from companies? These are a few questions that ran through my head!

Great interview ! Short and insightful!

Oh captain my captain!!!! Love this interview.

The great woman who said you can have it all just not all at once is the former CEO/President and Chair of Pepsico, Indra Nooyi

Well done Emily. Precise and meaningful in every way

This may be a silly question that people might rip into me for, but how does a bank make a profit? And what does it usually do with that profit?

@juandager5220

16 күн бұрын

Banks borrow at a low rate and lend at a higher rate. Like buying bulk and selling retail, but with money.

@noel3700

15 күн бұрын

1. You borrow money at a 18% rate 2. Banks give you 1% on your savings There's your answer

@gepardtilly

14 күн бұрын

As above. Plus if a bank goes bankrupt due to bad decisions, the government bails it out it. Society bails it out. That's the best place to make money in today's world.

@CaliforniaForever

12 күн бұрын

They give it to their investors.

How can you interview Jamie Dimon and not ask about the $34.5 trillion dollar debt while discussing sending tens of billions of dollars to other countries?

@armchairpsychologist2423

13 күн бұрын

Excellent question. The only answer can be: This is a puff piece not an actual interview.

Such a powerful interview. I loved how he had a quote for everything.

Great interview. Emily is an awesome journalist.

Not a single question about climate change and sustainability

Ah yes bankers, here to make the world better for everyone 😂

These are really great!

Great interview. Exceptional insights!

4 minutes into this video and still nothing interesting has been said about banking and global finance. Is this The View or Bloomberg?

LOL he's nothing but a talking head for a bailout recipient company. Don't try to humanize this Iizard