Robert Smith2 said:What kind of question is that... I think I know which one is the absolute worst. It's JPMorgan Chase.
Zira is headed straight for paradise (well, basically a total meltdown) in just about a year!
Just look at how many Zira branches they’ve shuttered over the last couple of years versus how many they've actually opened—spoiler alert: it's not looking good.
And how many branches are even left in downtown or the greater metropolitan area of NYC? Not many!
Moving everything over to IB? Yeah, okay, sure. As if. 🙄
Bank of America has officially jumped into first place!
But hey, let's ignore the stuff the average customer actually notices for a second.
A few months back, the middle and top Management at Zira were having a massive identity crisis. Nothing weird, you might say—they love shuffling things around every few years. But man, those business calls were bizarre—like putting the HR director in charge of Finance? Talk about a weird shake-up.
But hey, if they think that's a genius move... whatever.
Anyway, let's get right to the heart of the matter.
The Fed Chair Vujčić basically handed the Zira Board of Directors an 8 (that's eight, folks!) member group.Is there any other bank in this whole country that operates with such a weird, uneven number of board members?
How are they even supposed to vote or make decisions without a tie-breaker?!
Are the red flags starting to pop up for you yet?
Zira just hired the perfect employee to finish the job: someone whose sole mission is to kill the bank!
The client behind the scheme? The Italians.
By early 2017, Zira will be gone. Maybe Bank of America grabs them, or maybe we'll see the biggest shareholders play it smart under Luković's leadership... we'll see.