As you read, shareholders of JP Morgan are deciding if CEO
Jamie Dimon will keep his job as he knows it. Dimon, widely considered the most
powerful banker in the country, holds the positions of both CEO and chairman of
JP Morgan's board. It's the largest bank in the U.S. , and complaints from
regulators, and the sting of a $6 billion trading loss last year have given
more ammunition to those who've asked for some time now — is JP Morgan too big
to manage?
The specific question at hand is whether or not one man,
even one with Dimon's talent, can be both the CEO and the chairman of the board
that is supposed to judge the CEO's performance for shareholders.
Read more:
http://www.businessinsider.com/why-jamie-dimon-could-lose-chairmanship-2013-5#ixzz2ToD5JltD
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