Succession drama at JPMorgan as disciples jostle to replace CEO Dimon

JPMorgan Chase is making moves behind the scenes to eventually replace its longtime CEO Jamie Dimon, who is expected to retire within five years.

Dimon, 69, indicated in a Monday interview with Fox Business that he intends to step away from America's largest consumer bank in 'several years,' adding that he loves the job.

On Tuesday, reported that JPMorgan put Marianne Lake in charge of strategic growth and the firm's international consumer bank.

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