Stripping CEO Jamie Dimon of his chairman role at JPMorgan (JPM) is likely to hasten his retirement from the bank, writes Charles Peabody, and shareholders might find the stock losing its premium valuation. "Is there someone with Mr. Dimon's talents capable of stepping into the breach?" [View news story]
To answer your question, Yes, I believe Michael J. Cavanagh would be the man to replace Mr. Dimon!
If you think Jamie Dimon (JPM) can't end up like Barclays' Bob Diamond, think again, says Jonathan Weil. The fact that JPMorgan only decided on Thursday to restate Q1 results shows that Dimon still hadn't grasped how internal controls are failing him and the company. [View news story]
If you think Jamie Dimon (JPM) can't end up like Barclays' Bob Diamond, think again, says Jonathan Weil. The fact that JPMorgan only decided on Thursday to restate Q1 results shows that Dimon still hadn't grasped how internal controls are failing him and the company. [View news story]
I would vote for Mr. Dimon if he ran for president of the USA.
Why The Senate Won't Touch Jamie Dimon: JPM Derivatives Prop Up U.S. Debt [View article]
The only thing I can say,Jamie Dimon needs to retire so he can run for a political position,He was the only one in the court room that knew how to handle this situation.All those people pointing a finger at him,did nothing to lower his stature or composure!
Stripping CEO Jamie Dimon of his chairman role at JPMorgan (JPM) is likely to hasten his retirement from the bank, writes Charles Peabody, and shareholders might find the stock losing its premium valuation. "Is there someone with Mr. Dimon's talents capable of stepping into the breach?" [View news story]
If you think Jamie Dimon (JPM) can't end up like Barclays' Bob Diamond, think again, says Jonathan Weil. The fact that JPMorgan only decided on Thursday to restate Q1 results shows that Dimon still hadn't grasped how internal controls are failing him and the company. [View news story]
If you think Jamie Dimon (JPM) can't end up like Barclays' Bob Diamond, think again, says Jonathan Weil. The fact that JPMorgan only decided on Thursday to restate Q1 results shows that Dimon still hadn't grasped how internal controls are failing him and the company. [View news story]
Why The Senate Won't Touch Jamie Dimon: JPM Derivatives Prop Up U.S. Debt [View article]