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CEO Jamie Dimon
CEO Jamie Dimon has been the chief executive officer of JP Morgan Chase since 2006. He is 50 years old. Follow Mr. Dimon and JP Morgan Chase in the news and blogs or share your own opinion about the company and its leadership.
JP Morgan confirms that head Jamie Dimon has hired his 78-year-old father, Theodore "Ted" Dimon, to join Bear Stearns Private Client Services, now owned by Morgan. The elder Dimon quit Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit yesterday to make the move. [Bloomberg]
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J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s president and CEO Jamie Dimon was interviewed by Charlie Rose at the Securities Industries and Financial Markets Association's annual meeting on Tuesday, where the Wall Street veteran shared his thoughts on the economy, compensation, markets and bailouts.
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