| His Chase business card reads James Bainbridge Lee, Jr. On Wall Street, he’s simply known as Jimmy. In his trademark blue shirt, white collar and cuffs and silver-dollar braces, he looks more like the investment bankers he is trying to beat than a traditional money lender. More Gekko than McGillicuddy. A Chemical man through and through, Lee has yet fully to come to terms with his old bank’s merger with Chase, despite the Chase logo being on everything from the garish red entrance lobby of the Park Avenue headquarters building to the wrappers of the sugar that comes with the morning coffee. At |
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