They’ve navigated selloffs and downturns, natural disasters and terrorist attacks. Now they’re advising investors on what’s coming next—and what they can do about it.
Wall Street’s seasoned executives have navigated market selloffs and economic downturns, disruptive hurricanes and even terrorist attacks. Many of them stood at the precipice in 2008, when the financial system they had helped lead faced one of its biggest challenges ever.
Those experiences may bear little direct relevance to the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, whose potential devastation remains difficult to comprehend. But for an industry that has always bet on its eventual recovery, they are...
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