JP Morgan Shareholders Vote to Reject Chairman & CEO Jamie Dimon Proposed 2021 $52.6 Million Bonus Pay, Only 31% in Support
19th May 2022 | Hong Kong
Majority of JP Morgan shareholders had voted to reject Chairman & CEO Jamie Dimon proposed 2021 bonus pay of $52.6 million (1.5 million of 2026 options), with only 31% in support of the proposed pay package. The votes are non-binding, and JP Morgan board had announced that it will take shareholders (investors) feedback seriously. The $52.6 million of 2026 options were designed to keep Jamie Dimon at JP Morgan until at least 2026. Jamie Dimon had been the CEO of JP Morgan since 2006, and is one of the wealthiest banking CEOs and a billionaire.
“ JP Morgan Shareholders Vote to Reject Chairman & CEO Jamie Dimon Proposed 2021 $52.6 Million Bonus Pay, Only 31% in Support “
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