Europe versus Wall Street: the Last Dilemma of Millions of Investors

To the left, William Shakespeare, Isaac Newton, John Milton or Francis Bacon. To the right, Homer, Sophocles, Herodotus or Plato. The stained glass windows of the old London School, today the headquarters of JP Morgan Asset Management, unite great British personalities with others of Ancient Greece. “They were not of an era, but for all times,” read along with their figures. Under their eyes, some executives of the firm exposed last week their o…