JPMorgan loses another potential Jamie Dimon heir as Matt Zames leaves
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JPMORGAN Chase & Co chief operating officer Matt Zames, the intense ex-hedge fund trader who helped clean up the bank's London Whale debacle and was seen as a possible successor to chief executive officer Jamie Dimon, is leaving with the aim of running another company.
"I've been in this business for almost a quarter century, and I've spent the vast majority of my career building businesses front to back," Mr Zames, 46, said in an interview. "I want to get back to that, I want to face off with clients again. I love big and complicated things."
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