He is willing to publicly admit mistakes, as he did with the London Whale trading debacle of 2012.

The case that he should step away later rather than sooner is equally strong, and it’s one Dimon also acknowledges.

By comparison, JPMorgan has been pretty scandal-free under Mr Dimon—with the exception of the “London Whale” farrago, when a rogue trader cost the institution over $6bn.

The comings and goings of Wall Street executives are common, even at the highest levels. But Dimon and JPMorgan are a different story.

Jamie Dimon, the CEO and chairman of JPMorgan Chase, released his annual letter to shareholders this morning, outlining various issues facing the company, the banking sector, and the world as a whole.

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