Tearing Down the Walls: How Sandy Weill Fought His Way ... (ISBN 074321613X)

Could have been better:
This is a very well written book and is full of details about Sandy Weill but the entire book plays on him being an undertrodden jew, but he fails to take into account that you don't have to be jewish to be the underdog - take Frank Lowrys Pushing the Limits he was jewish lived in the ghetto and there was not one mention that he was a victim he just got on with life and made the best of it. Again this is a very good book just read past the constant comments about how he was always being victimised jew.

Honest, Provacative and Very Well Written:
I read this book to get some insight into Sandy's right hand man Jammie Diamond who was about to become the CEO of Chase, the company I worked for. I must say that it was so interesting that I could not put the book down. It's a biography that reads like a novel. The world of finance and Sandy's role in it's history is spell binding. Monica Langley did an excellent job writing this book and look forward to reading anything else she's done. If this subject is of any interest to you then you will be glad you took the time to read this book.

Great book:
This was a great book. It was a very fast read and I had a hard time putting it down, since I was always wanting to know what happened next.

Financial Services:
An interesting read for anyone pursuing a career in financial services. Further interesting given the state of Citigroup in this day and age.

Excellent Book:
Anyone who wishes to know hwat happened on Wall Street and why it happened will find this book extremely interesting. Greed is the key word and a complete lack of loyalty to their fellow Wall Street gang or even their own families. Very good book.