Start planning your exit by updating and sending out your resume and mentally prepare for your move. Sharpen your personal marketing skills! The clipper ship is not what it use to be and it will continue to get worse, especially for those in their 40s and above.
I recommend that you do your job to the bare minimum, make sure you get out time each day and enjoy your personal life. The worst thing that could happen to you is that you DON'T get the axe and spend the rest of your career working each day under State Stress wondering when you will get the bullet in the back of your head. When you will retire you will look back and regret that you spent so much of your concentration worrying about State Stress and most likely have neglected your health and that of your family.
Nowadays at the Clippership, it is like a Vietnamese POW camp where even your fellow co-workers end up becoming your enemies through lying and deceit while trying to survive! Not exactly what your doctor would recommend. I was escorted out the door from the clipper ship a year ago after 16 years of service with quite a high performing valuation record.
Since then I found out that there is so much out there, so many people to meet, and so much more to learn. At State Street you are in a fictitious bubble that offers personal growth to only a selected few and most of the skills sets offered are very State Street specific with minimal value in 'the real world'.