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New York City : NY : USA | May 13, 2012 at 8:57 PM PDT
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JAMIE DIMON AND JPMORGAN CHASE GETTING EXORBITANTLY UNFAIR ADVANTAGES

hree senior leaders of JPMorgan Chase prepared to resign this week for $ 2 billion loss in the false transactions, including transactions lead the charge, according to U.S. media day 13.5.

The New York Times leads from company leaders said CEO Jamie Dimon prepared to accept the resignation of Ms. Ina Drew, 55, chief investment officer, who worked at the company in three decades .

Ms. Drew is one of two women executive of JPMorgan Chase, the bank's largest and most profitable country.

The Wall Street Journal also reported that two other senior leaders prepared to leave the company this week is his Achilles Macris, who heads a branch in London on investment transactions and Javier Martin-Artajo, a management Macris of the team.

According to reports, Ms. Drew has repeatedly expressed its intention to resign from the losses became apparent, but Mr Dimon refused to accept for the moment.

Public opinion also focused on the role of teller in London, Bruno Michel Iksil, who was nicknamed "whale London" and "Voldemort", the name of the villain in the Harry Potter series. He Iksil, who blamed the losses, most likely will have to go.

On 10.5, Mr. Dimon has announced huge losses of the bank, condemned the handling of complex transactions and risks related to specific securities to arise each year's financial crisis in 2008.

Department of the hole is a humiliating incident with Mr. Dimon, one of the most famous faces in the U.S. financial sector, and JPMorgan Chase after the bank through the crisis in 2008 in a relatively intact.

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