Corporate Leadership
Dimon Succession Race Puts Two Women Ahead of JPMorgan Pack
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The race to the financial world’s most prized throne -- Jamie Dimon’s perch atop JPMorgan Chase & Co. -- is drawing closer to its long-awaited conclusion.
When the largest U.S. bank last shook up its leadership two years ago, about a half-dozen names appeared on lists of Dimon’s potential heirs. But another overhaul announced Tuesday pushed two women toward the front of the field: Marianne Lake and Jennifer Piepszak.