JPMorgan CEO Contender Walks Away with $50M in Unvested Stock After Losing Jamie Dimon Succession Race
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Last week, a potential successor threw away the sponge. She added to a long list of anticipated candidates who had left JP Morgan. Jamie Dimon runs the first US bank since 2006 and could stay for three more years. She is the last director of a large US bank in office who already held this position during the 2008 financial crisis. Jamie Dimon leads JP Morgan Chase, the first US bank (4300 billion assets under management), since 2006. At 70 years…
JPMorgan CEO contender walks away with $50M in unvested stock after losing Jamie Dimon succession race
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's decision to pass over Marianne Lake as his successor marked a surprising end to her 26-year career, but she's walking away with at least $50 million in unvested stock, according to a report.
JPMorgan exec had $50M in unvested stock when she quit after losing Jamie Dimon succession race: report
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s decision to pass over Marianne Lake as his successor marked a surprising end to her 26-year career — and she had $50 million in unvested stock at the time of her resignation, according to a report. Lake, 56, found out about Dimon’s decision just three days before…
Marianne Lake spent 26 years climbing positions at JPMorgan Chase. It all ended in a matter of days. Last month, Lake, 56, found out only three days before...
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