Danny Ludeman is accustomed to doing big deals involving big money. As CEO of Wells Fargo Advisors, he oversaw a trillion dollars in assets. That’s trillion with a T. What Ludeman is attempting to do now not only has a higher degree of difficulty but also puts in play vast human, social, and political capital that is impossible to quantify and hard to control or predict.
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