SNL: JPM’s Dimon Highest-Paid U.S. Bank CEO in 2014
SNL Financial reported that in fiscal 2014, the highest paid U.S. Bank CEO was JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, followed by John Stumpf of Wells Fargo.
SNL Financial reported that in fiscal 2014, the highest paid U.S. Bank CEO was JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, followed by John Stumpf of Wells Fargo.
Bloomberg reported that JPMorgan Chase will let Jamie Dimon collect about $37 million in stock options created during the financial crisis.
In his annual shareholder letter, Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase notes that the company’s 2013 performance could be characterized as the “Tale of Two Cities.”
Reuters reported Jamie Dimon told a French newspaper European banks are lagging behind the U.S. banking industry, which has almost completely recovered from the global financial crisis.
The New York Times reported Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan chairman and chief executive, is getting a raise, a year after a trading blowup leading to millions of dollars being docked from Jamie Dimon’s paycheck.
Reuters reported JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said about government legal cases, including those over mortgage securities the company settled for more than $13 billion, were “unfair.”
Reuters reported that JPMorgan Chase & Co chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon has given up the title of chairman of the company’s main bank subsidiary to conform with a new internal policy on multiple roles.
JPMorgan Chase reported net income of $6.5 billion for Q2/13, compared with net income of $5 billion in Q2/12.
The Wall Street Journal reported that shareholders at JPMorgan Chase rejected a proposal to split Jamie Dimon’s dual roles as chief executive and chairman.
Bloomberg reported that JPMorgan’s leading directors urged shareholders to reject calls for Jamie Dimon to relinquish his dual role as chairman and CEO, saying it is against the best interests of investors.