JPMorgan has clutch of CEO understudies, people guessing on winner
New York
JPMORGAN Chase & Co is once again facing questions about who will succeed its larger-than-life chief executive after Jamie Dimon was courted by the incoming US president for the role of Treasury secretary.
Mr Dimon, 60, has been running the largest US bank for more than a decade and has faced questions about his longevity in the role before: when potential successors left; when he allowed an embarrassing US$6.2 billion derivatives trading loss; and, most recently, when he was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014.
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