Dimon Faces $2 Billion Loss Amid Banking Crisis Fallout
Jamie Dimon, longtime protege of Sanford Weill and head of JPMorgan Chase, admitted a flawed trading strategy caused a $2 billion loss. The disclosure followed a career built on risk control from Bank One rescue to steering JPMorgan through the financial crisis.
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