where’s Brady?

There is no shortage of self-appointed spokesmen to defend a banking industry besieged by regulators and taxpayers. But investment banking’s most authoritative advocate is also strangely its quietest – Brady Dougan, chief executive of Credit Suisse. Barely a day goes by without Goldman Sachs’s Lloyd Blankfein, Deutsche Bank’s Josef Ackermann or JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon wading into the debate about bankers and banking. The jocular Blankfein is a regular on the newspaper op-ed pages. Ackermann’s po...