Enterprise Tech all hands on call. Improvement of efficiency ratio is a goal. We know what that means.
Scott Case says everything is going great with the merger. Does he really believe that?
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Scott Case RSU time.
Funny how BB&T technically bought SunTrust since they contributed 57% yet just about all of legacy BB&T management is gone.
Makes me think more and more this was just a big money grab by Kelly. They sold this as necessary to compete digitally with bigger banks yet the tech decisions being made are straight out of the 1990's.
Change freezes every other week. Still building tons of physical servers instead of embracing cloud more. These guys have no clue how to transform into a modern bank.
Yep, SunTrust is in charge of Enterprise Tech and the merger. Leadership is very disconnected from the reality of what is really needs to be done to make it happen. I hope they own up when it is delayed, or if they make a bad decision and let it go live before it is ready.
I wonder which company these two worked for pre-merger. Don’t tell me, Suntrust. Now they make the decisions for SunTruist, amazing isn’t it.
I wonder which company these two worked for pre-merger. Don’t tell me, Suntrust. Now they make the decisions for SunTruist, amazing isn’t it.
Maybe the TMP is feeding him BS, given the fact that we won't stat testing with converted accounts until April or later. Scott talks like a politician, lots of words, many buzzwords, lack of substantial realistic context. Ken Meyer seems to be his protégé, he even speaks with the same cadence.