The Week in People: Promotions, Drama and Hot Seats
Published April 27, 2012 12:24 PM
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Updated May 14, 2012 12:13 PM
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The King is Dead! Long Live the King!
Good Things Come to McGinnis
Closer to the Future
PNC's William S. Demchak was promoted to president and moved a step closer to the corner office now occupied by Chief Executive James E. Rohr.
Annual Meeting Theater
Like any gregarious chief executive and investor gadfly, PNC's James Rohr and shareholder Lois Kreitzer put on a good show before getting down to business.
Former Fannie Mae CEO Lands in Goldman Investor Crosshairs
James A. Johnson's past roles at Fannie and other companies are complicating his re-election prospects as a Goldman Sachs director. (Image: Bloomberg News)
We'll Get Your Good Side
Occupy Wall Street members are still demanding to meet with Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit - and they want to bring a camera crew. (Image: Bloomberg News)
The Chicago Way
A group of investors headed by Roberto Herencia, a former top Banco Popular executive, plan to put $150 million into Metropolitan Bank Group in Chicago.
New Fair Isaac Chief Speaks
William Lansing, the new chief executive of Fair Isaac (FICO), seeks ways to compensate for losses in its credit score business but says he is not under pressure to pursue acquisitions.
King's Crystal Ball
The BB&T CEO predicts only six of the big banking companies are locks to make it through the next decade. See whom he names.
