1,350 top money managers rated Wall Street’s CEOs, and you can probably guess who came out on top (JPM, C, MS)

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• JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is the best of Wall Street’s top executives, according to ratings from investors compiled by Procensus.
• Of the nine global bank CEOs rated, Dimon ranked the highest overall as well as in four of the six “competencies” the CEOs were judged on.
• Morgan Stanley’s James Gorman came in second, and he beat out Dimon on ratings for market communication and hitting financial plans and targets.
• While the top-rated CEOs had strong stock performance, it wasn’t a perfect indicator of investor favor. Citigroup’s Michael Corbat ranked seventh despite the bank’s strong performance in the past year.

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JPMorgan Chase dominates nearly every Wall Street business, so it’s not exactly a shock that investors consider Jamie Dimon the best of all the big-bank CEOs.

But Dimon isn’t the top performer in every competency required of a Wall Street executive. Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman is superior at market communication and executing on company plans and financial targets, according to a wide swath of buy-side investors.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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