Jamie Dimon
Chairman & CEO of JPMorgan Chase (2005–Present)
Jamie Dimon has served as Chairman & CEO of JPMorgan Chase for 20 years 10 months (7,621 days), holding office continuously since Dec 31, 2005. At present, Jamie Dimon ranks as the #14 longest-serving chief executive among tracked global leaders in the database.
Executive Succession & Corporate Facts
- Predecessor
- None (Founding CEO)
- Successor
- Active (In office)
- Global Tenure Rank
- #14 Longest-Serving CEO in Database (View Full Rankings →)
- Company Founded
- Sep 1, 1799 (New York, New York)
- Known Aliases
- James Dimon
Tenure Milestones & Transition Timeline
Appointed CEO
Named Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase, succeeding William B. Harrison Jr.
Bear Stearns Emergency Acquisition
Steered JPMorgan Chase through the global financial crisis, stabilizing the financial system.
First Republic Bank Acquisition
Acquired substantial assets of First Republic Bank following FDIC regulatory receivership.
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