JPMorgan derivatives loss likely $4 bln to $6 bln – Reuters

Newswires June 28, 2012 0 Comments

JPMorgan derivatives loss likely $4 bln to $6 bln
Reuters
NEW YORK, June 28 (Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Co will likely lose $4 billion to $6 billion on its flawedderivatives portfolio, some two to three times as much as thecompany originally estimated, according.

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