JPMorgan shares reflect a so-called "Jamie premium" of 10% to 15% that could evaporate when the longest-running chief of a major Wall Street bank decides to leave, according to estimates from four investors and three analysts. A 15% figure translates to almost $90 billion in market capitalization as of Friday's closing price.

In a recent interview with CNBC-TV18 during his visit to India, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, underscored the escalating concerns surrounding global geopolitical instability. A year after first identifying geopolitics as a significant threat to the economy,

At the recent Atlantic Festival, Jamie Dimon reflected on the U.S. economy, political instability, and how businesses must navigate uncertainty.

El director ejecutivo de JP Morgan Chase & Co., Jamie Dimon, señaló que sigue siendo escéptico sobre un aterrizaje suave de la economía estadounidense tras el primer recorte de tasas de la Reserva Federal en más de cuatro años,

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon once again cited global instability as a reason why inflation may not yet be under control, saying that geopolitics is 'getting worse.'