Bloomberg Businessweek JPMorgan Names Piepszak COO as Pinto Set to Retire in 2026
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Jan 14, 2025 
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JPMorgan Succession
- JPMorgan Chase announced C-suite changes, including naming Jenn Piepszak as COO and Daniel Pinto's retirement in 2026.
- These changes raise questions about Jamie Dimon's successor, a key concern for Wall Street.
Piepszak's Impact
- Jenn Piepszak accepting the COO position but stating disinterest in the CEO role creates complexity.
- This suggests Dimon might stay longer, potentially impacting the succession timeline.
Pinto's Retirement
- Daniel Pinto, considered a potential successor to Dimon, is set to retire in 2026.
- This further complicates the succession plan and raises questions about Dimon's own plans.
