Jamie dimon

• At the annual JPMorgan Chase shareholders meeting on Tuesday morning in Tampa, Fla., CEO Jamie Dimon offered what amounted to a spirited defense of the bank's efforts to lobby against stiffer financial regulation.
(Huffington Post)
• Yet at the same time, shareholders backed embattled Chief Executive Jamie Dimon at the banks annual shareholders meeting in Tampa, Florida on Tuesday, voting against a proposal to split the CEO and chairman roles.
(msnbc.com)
• Credit Jamie Dimon for falling on his sword — an ego-draining mea culpa from a man whose reputation is built on managing risks, not taking them. The JPMorgan Chase CEO admitted last week that his bank lost $2 billion on one bad complex trade.
(The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog))
• At this morning's JPMorgan Chase (JPM) annual meeting in Tampa, Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon wasted no time before addressing the elephant in the room.
(Businessweek)
• (MoneyWatch) Jamie Dimon seemed like he wanted to be anywhere but at the annual JPMorgan Chase (JPM) shareholder meeting in Tampa, Florida.
(CBS News)
• Most ballots were cast before CEO Jamie Dimon revealed the loss. The vote on Dimons pay package from last year — $23 million, according to an Associated Press analysis — was non-binding. It passed with 91 percent of the vote.
(CNBC)
• As Wall Streets biggest hedge fund managers and top bankers flocked to a charity gala in New York Monday night, the buzz was all about JPMorgan Chase Cos disastrous trading losses and the pressure on CEO Jamie Dimon.
(Chicago Tribune)
• Jamie Dimon was once the silver-haired hero of Wall Street, scooping up failing banks during the worst of the financial crisis and avoiding the kind of toxic mortgage bonds that sent competitors into bankruptcy and pushed the American economy to the brink.
(Politico.com)
• Jamie Dimon, the CEO of the nations largest bank, JPMorgan, went before before shareholders at the companys annual meeting Tuesday and had his $23 million pay package approved, CNNMoney.com reports.
(CNN (blog))
• J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is turning to a long-time protege as his Mr. Fix-It.
(Wall Street Journal)