From the vantage point John Manley had in his office
some 40 floors up, it actually looked like the snow was blowing up from
the ground rather than falling from the sky as the first dose of winter
storm Juno said hello to Manhattan. “I’m going to make a break for it
around 3:30 today then see what happens,” Manley, the 60-year-old chief
equity strategist for Wells Fargo Funds Management, said in a phone
interview, contemplating his plans to get home to Westchester before the
worst of a snowstorm that may be measured by the foot.
Severe
weather on the US East Coast was presenting its biggest test to the
resiliency of the financial industry since Hurricane Sandy in 2012 as
workers booked hotel rooms, tested backup generators and dusted off
business-continuity plans.
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