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, calling the decision a setback in a campaign for major governance changes.
The Journal said a nonbinding recommendation that Dimon’s jobs be separated received support from roughly 32% of all shareholders who cast a vote. That was less than the 40% support that a similar resolution earned last year, the Journal reported.
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Previously on abfjournal.com:
Bloomberg: JPMorgan Directors Oppose Splitting Dimon’s Role, Friday, May 10, 2013