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A coalition of union and state pension funds are backing a resolution to split the CEO and...

  • Wednesday, February 20, 12:56 PM ET
    A coalition of union and state pension funds are backing a resolution to split the CEO and chairman's roles at JPMorgan (JPM). A similar proposal garnered 40% of the votes last year, but that was 36% ago for the stock. Given the performance, Dimon may be more likely to get a medal rather than stripped of his chairmanship.
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  • I would say the +36% is in spite of hime, not because of him.
    These roles need to be separate at all companies for the sake of effective corporate governance. In JPM's case there are several billion reasons why.
    20 Feb, 02:14 PM Reply Like
  • Comments from clueless communists need not apply , mate

    I am a shareholder , and very happy that Jamie's running JPM ... made me a ton of $$$
    20 Feb, 02:46 PM Reply Like
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