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The world’s largest asset manager is far from being an activist investor, but it is starting to ask more questions, the New York Times reports.
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JPMorgan responds to splitting CEO and chairman positions, with CNBC's Kate Kelly.
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May 10- A British pension fund adviser has joined the calls for Jamie Dimon, chief executive and chairman of the board of JPMorgan Chase& Co, to surrender the chairmanship.
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May 10- Jamie Dimon, the Chief executive and chairman of the board of JPMorgan Chase& Co, should not hold both roles, a United Kingdom pension fund adviser said on Friday.
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In a wide-ranging interview, Barry Diller, InterActive chairman, discusses the controversy surrounding Aereo; the shareholder attacks on JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon; and his outlook on the markets and economy.
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Ben White, POLITICO; Allan Sloan, Fortune; and Aaron Task, Yahoo! Finance, discuss, whether the Fed's monetary policy is working.
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Ben White, POLITICO; Allan Sloan, Fortune; and Aaron Task, Yahoo! Finance, discuss Carl Icahn's bid for Dell, the move to split the roles of chairman and CEO at JPMorgan.
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Jamie Dimon is facing a firing squad of the angry critics who want JPMorgan to split his role as both chairman & CEO. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale School of Management, weighs in.
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Yale Management's Jeff Sonnenfeld explains why he thinks the CEO of BofA is being unfairly targeted.
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David Eaton, Vice President of Glass Lewis, explains his firm's call for JPMorgan to split Jamie Dimon's dual Chairman-CEO role.
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May 8- Headlines Qatar eyes Bankia stake in British Airways, Iberia parent Santander, private equity firms plan auto finance unit IPO Glass Lewis calls on Jamie Dimon to drop chairman role Lisbon enjoys strong investor demand for bond issue. Cheap deals drive UK car sales to best April since financial crisis.
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*Investors push for more oversight of CEO Jamie Dimon. NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer as well as some new directors. Jamie Dimon now holds both positions.
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*Investors push for more oversight of CEO Jamie Dimon. NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer as well as some new directors. A JPMorgan spokeswoman said over the weekend that the company disagreed with ISS's views.
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*Investors push for more oversight of CEO Jamie Dimon. NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer as well as some new directors. A JPMorgan spokeswoman said over the weekend that the company disagreed with ISS's views.
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NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer and should have some new directors. Jamie Dimon now holds both positions. A JPMorgan spokeswoman said over the weekend that the company disagreed with ISS's views.
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NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer and should have some new directors. Jamie Dimon now holds both positions. A JPMorgan spokeswoman said over the weekend that the company disagreed with ISS's views.
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NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer, according to a published report. The recommendation from Glass Lewis& Co follows similar advice last week from ISS Proxy Advisor Services ahead of the bank's annual meeting on May 21.
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NEW YORK, May 7- A second proxy advisory firm has said that JPMorgan Chase& Co should have an independent board chairman over its chief executive officer, according to a published report. The recommendation from Glass Lewis& Co follows similar advice last week from ISS Proxy Advisor Services ahead of the bank's annual meeting on May 21.
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May 6- JPMorgan Chase& Co has yet to convince three of its largest shareholders to support the company in an upcoming vote on whether Jamie Dimon should retain both his CEO and Chairman titles, the Wall Street Journal said.
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May 6- JPMorgan Chase& Co has yet to convince three of its largest shareholders to support the company in an upcoming vote on whether Jamie Dimon should retain both his CEO and Chairman titles, the Wall Street Journal said.
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*Buffett says JPMorgan CEO Dimon should stay chairman. May 6- Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy is gradually improving, but low interest rates have made bonds "terrible investments" while stocks remain "reasonably priced."