The reigning king of Wall Street wears two crowns — and according
to the NY Post he plans to keep it that way.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has no intention of relinquishing his chairmanship,
insiders say, despite renewed calls from a group of shareholders to split the
roles at the nation’s biggest lender.
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Employees, a granddaddy of public employee unions, as well as New York City and
Connecticut pension funds, are pressuring the bank in the wake of its $6
billion “London Whale” trading blunder.
The shareholders, which hold about $1 billion worth of bank
shares, say the move would help to avoid a repeat of last year’s debacle, which
led the board to slash Dimon’s pay in half…
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