5 Quotes by James Fiorillo

Part of the problem to the ailing economy of Japan is the sloppy hiring practices in the 1980s.

Many employees taken on during the bubble period can be viewed as the human equivalent of bad loans. But the refusal by bank management teams during the 1990's to take responsibility and step down to make way for young aggressive talent has undermined reform.

We are looking at something that's very much about panic, fear and greed right now. This is a fantastic buying opportunity in the medium to long term.

This thing has taken on greed, panic and fear. Banks and trading companies are getting hammered and their business are doing well in this economy.

They realized that if they are going to survive the competitive shakeout over the next couple of years, they're going to have to find a bigger partner.