- Jamie Dimon has told investors he wants to remain at the helm of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) for as many as five more years, WSJ reports.
- The new clarity is a contrast to comments Dimon reportedly made a year ago when he hinted in a private meeting with investors he might leave the bank if shareholders voted to separate his roles of CEO and chairman.
- The comments also may show Dimon emerging confidently from a tough year; at tomorrow's annual meeting, he is expected to face considerably less rancor than previous years, as directors and executives have spent more time in the past year meeting with investors and activist groups.