George has no skin. I'd expect to see performance shares on the...

George has no skin. I'd expect to see performance shares on the back of a successful cba deal.

However one of the silver linings in this whole fiasco is George's CV... I'm not sure many of you actually appreciate his background.

• He has circa 15 years wealth management experience & has held pivotal management & advisory roles across the industries most respected tier 1 institutions including: Commonwealth Bank of Australia: Count Limited, Financial Wisdom Limited, Commonwealth Financial Planning, National Australia Bank’s MLC, AMP Financial Planning, Genesys Wealth Advisers and Colonial First State. 
• Instrumental in driving major change programs at Commonwealth Bank Wealth Management including: Design and development of cross licensee financial planning productivity & quality enhancing software, Process excellence & the creation of a scalable, high quality advice platform, Business development  & growth across a plethora of advice areas including SelfManaged Super Funds, Aged Care, and Estate Planning, Embedding legislative reforms across core components of the CBA advice network and Senior management leadership & delivery of core bank policies procedures & infrastructure across CBA’s primary financial planning licensee networks
• Has a engineering degree

I mean, IAM might be a dog... but at least the man holding the lease is Cesar Millan. If anyone was to know CBA's requirements in a fintech solution, what is required in reg tech, and how to build a software that aligns with the internal bureaucracy at the banks, it's this guy. Also helps he's an engineer by training so would actually have a grasp of the technical component of IAM's platform. I'm not team IAM, I am team/gay for George. He is daddy Elon Musk except in a micro-cap Australian fin-tech sense.