Dimon Says JPMorgan ‘Let People Down’ on Credit Trades – Bloomberg

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Dimon Says JPMorgan 'Let People Down' on Credit Trades
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Play JPMorgan's Dimon: Trading Loss Was `Isolated Event' JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said his traders didn't understand the risk they took on credit derivatives and hurt the bank. “This portfolio morphed into …
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