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Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters Reflects on Career-Defining ‘Reckless Path’ Decisions

In an interview with CNBC, the bank chief describes the risks he took at J.P. Morgan and his subsequent turnaround of Standard Chartered.

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Standard Chartered Chief Executive Bill Winters discussed the career decisions that shaped his path to leading the international bank, in an interview published by CNBC on Sept. 15.

According to CNBC, Winters reflected on taking an unfamiliar route early in his career at J.P. Morgan, where he was later fired by Jamie Dimon, before going on to lead the turnaround of Standard Chartered.

Winters told CNBC that when rare opportunities present themselves, he believes in taking what he called the "reckless path," a philosophy he said has guided several of the pivotal decisions in his career.

The interview did not provide further details on the specific circumstances of his departure from J.P. Morgan or additional information about his subsequent career moves, according to the excerpt made available by CNBC.

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