JPMorgan Chase’s CEO, James Dimon, has sold $31.5 million worth of company stock. This recent transaction marks Dimon’s first sale of shares in the bank, a move that has attracted attention in the financial world. The sale involved one million of his shares, amounting to roughly 10% of his total holdings in the bank. JPMorgan Chase, one of the leading financial institutions globally, continues to operate under Dimon’s leadership, with the stock sale representing a significant personal financial decision. Despite this sale of shares, Dimon remains a significant stakeholder in the firm.

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