Profile: JP Morgan's Pinto on margin rules, Volcker and the costs of regulation

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Daniel Pinto uses the word ‘discipline’ a lot. He talks about risk management discipline, strategic discipline, discipline on costs – and he also cites discipline as one of the attributes that makes traders, like himself, well suited for senior management roles. Having been head of credit trading and co-head of global fixed income at JP Morgan, Pinto was named co-head of investment banking after Bill Winters left that role in September 2009. Now, he’s also chief executive for JP Morgan’s

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