Jamie Dimon is a despicable ignorant criminal dunce
Four years ago, JPMorgan Chase reached a then-record settlement with the Department of Justice after, among other things, the bank received a copy of a U.S. attorney’s draft complaint documenting its alleged role in underwriting fraudulent securities in the years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. Following the bank’s $13 billion financial agreement, the draft complaint was never filed. Then the bank paid another settlement to prevent a separate legal case from potentially unearthing it. The contents of the draft complaint have long been a financial-crisis mystery, a Great White Whale of a document. At least until now.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/09/jamie-dimon-billion-dollar-secret-jp-morgan
How is a corrupt criminal like Jamie Dimon, not in prison for fraud?
.@RepKatiePorter outlined the budget of a single mother who works as a Chase bank teller, and asked JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon for solutions for the mother's over-$500 shortfall.
Dimon did not have a response pic.twitter.com/pYp6VfuZ3l
— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) April 10, 2019
This is a joy to watch. @RepKatiePorter and Public Citizen’s @ragregg just backed this US Chamber of Commerce rep into a corner on forced arbitration. Here’s what the Chamber of Commerce rep doesn’t (or refuses to) understand: Arbitrators are not required to follow the law.
This is a joy to watch. @RepKatiePorter and Public Citizen’s @ragregg just backed this US Chamber of Commerce rep into a corner on forced arbitration.
Here's what the Chamber of Commerce rep doesn't (or refuses to) understand: Arbitrators are not required to follow the law. pic.twitter.com/x70E7fotti
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) April 4, 2019
I handed @CFPBDirector Kraninger a calculator and asked her to calculate the APR on a payday loan. She couldn’t. And she’s supposed to be the top government official protecting consumers from predatory lending practices? pic.twitter.com/35lL0GWPAO
— Rep. Katie Porter (@RepKatiePorter) March 11, 2019
I handed @CFPBDirector Kraninger a calculator and asked her to calculate the APR on a payday loan. She couldn’t. And she’s supposed to be the top government official protecting consumers from predatory lending practices?