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Implications of JPMorgan's Trading Loss

Thu 10 May 12 | 09:07 PM ET
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Implications of JPMorgan's Trading Loss

Thu 10 May 12 | 09:07 PM ET
Jim Awad, Managing Director, Zephyr Management defends JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and says the problem with European banks far transcend those in the U.S. On the other hand, Mark Daniell, Chairman, Raffles Family Wealth Trust says the JP Morgan Chase case points to confirmation of a dysfunctional American system.

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