Robin Vince was not fired from GS he left the firm when BNY approached him. That said, I agree it was good to see Becky pressing him to go beyond the prepared talking points.
@@richa4147 I see; he went from a ultra top-tier bank where the average compensation is $800k and "voluntarily" went to a 3rd rate bank with an average compensation of $150k? Sounds plausible. No wonder free coffee is a major perk. Google, please make a note.
Following the merger, it adopted the brand name The Bank of New York Mellon, which was later simplified to BNY Mellon and later again to BNY. It is the world's largest custodian bank and securities services company, with $2 trillion in assets under management and $48.8 trillion in assets under custody as of 2024.
Becky called his BS. He’s so full of it. No wonder they fired him from Goldman Sachs.
Love the free Coffee...
Robin Vince was not fired from GS he left the firm when BNY approached him. That said, I agree it was good to see Becky pressing him to go beyond the prepared talking points.
@@richa4147 I see; he went from a ultra top-tier bank where the average compensation is $800k and "voluntarily" went to a 3rd rate bank with an average compensation of $150k? Sounds plausible. No wonder free coffee is a major perk. Google, please make a note.
I know! And he’s such a tool he actually said that with a straight face.
Following the merger, it adopted the brand name The Bank of New York Mellon, which was later simplified to BNY Mellon and later again to BNY. It is the world's largest custodian bank and securities services company, with $2 trillion in assets under management and $48.8 trillion in assets under custody as of 2024.
Free coffee. Wonderful....