Unlike some banks that went under during the recession, Cahill is proud to report than in the 10 years he's been with City National, it's doubled in size and reach - a feat he attributes to the company's business model of slow, low-risk growth.
Part of the bank's winning strategy, he said, has been not to follow the latest game in town.
"We weren't chasing business that we didn't understand or jumping on ever...
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