@cnbc: During the global financial crisis, Ron O’Hanley and his team at BNY Mellon faced a decision that could have effectively killed part of the business. To protect investors, they prepared to suspend trading in money-market funds, even as the employees working on the plan knew they could be putting themselves out of a job. “That is basically you’re signing the death warrant for the business.” Now CEO of State Street, O’Hanley reflects on what the experience taught him about leadership, putting clients first and what people are capable of in a crisis. Watch the full episode of “Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick” wherever you get your podcasts.