There's an interesting backstory to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's
fight with Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney over regulatory
pushes for higher capital requirements on big banks.  (The story
about the fight, which happened last weekend, is here.)  Globe
and Mail points out that the fight might have started last year,
when Mark Carney took a slight dig at something Dimon said to
his daughter in a speech.  Carney cited the quote and referenced
Dimon as a "jaded bank CEO" a year ago on September 14, at the
Deutsche Bundesbank's annual Bundesbank Lecture, in a speech
called, "The Economic Consequences of Reforms.  He didn't call
Dimon's name out in public, but the source of the quote, Jamie
Dimon's testimony to the FCICis footnoted in the public record
of the speech on the Bank of Canada's website.  Carney used
Dimon as an example of someone who is on one end of two
extremes. On the other end, there is game-changing regulation
that's enacted after identifying what's destabilizing markets
and proposing rules to cu