JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon ‘likely' to become chairman once he quits as CEO

Jamie Dimon's Future Plans - Jamie Dimon hinted that he is "likely" to stay at JPMorgan as chairman once he steps down as CEO [7] - Dimon has not given a timetable for when he would step aside as CEO [5] - Potential successors to Dimon include Mary Erdoes, Jennifer Piepszak, and Troy Rohrbaugh [3] Dimon's Views on Economic Policies - Dimon supported Trump's use of tariffs as a tool to resolve trade disputes, though he cautioned about potential misuse [4] - Dimon expressed cautious pessimism about the US economy despite lower inflation and improving job numbers [4] - Dimon criticized the Biden administration's regulations, particularly the Basel III proposal, which would require major lenders to raise emergency buffers by 9% [6][10] Dimon's Role in Political Discussions - Dimon was used as a "sounding board" for Trump's economic policies during his presidency [2][9] - Dimon regularly held calls with Trump's inner circle to discuss banking regulation and taxes but ruled out joining the administration [5] - Reports surfaced that Dimon was considered for a role in a potential Kamala Harris administration, though he ruled himself out [8] JPMorgan's Business and Leadership - Dimon earned a salary of $34 5 million in 2023 [6] - Mary Erdoes represented JPMorgan at a VIP lunch with French President Emmanuel Macron [6] - JPMorgan's full-year results are set to be released amid a rebound in deal-making and investment banking fees [8]