JP Morgan to Pay $290 Million Settlement for Jeffrey Epstein Class Action Lawsuit, Continued as JP Morgan Private Banking Client Till 2013 Despite Being Arrested in 2006 & Pleaded Guilty in 2008
13th June 2023 | Hong Kong
JP Morgan has agreed to pay $290 million settlement for Jeffrey Epstein class action lawsuit by the victims, with Jeffrey Epstein continuing as JP Morgan Private Banking client till 2013 despite being arrested in 2006 & pleaded guilty in 2008. A separate Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit against JP Morgan is still ongoing (U.S. Virgin Islands). JP Morgan had also sued Jes Staley (former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank), including to cover the costs of the lawsuits and to forgo 8 years of pay. Jes Staley had left JP Morgan in 2013, and was Barclays CEO from 2016 to 2021. In 2019, Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in a jail cell while awaiting the sex trafficking trial. In 2023 May, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $75 million to end the Jeffrey Epstein class action lawsuit by the victims. More info below.
“ JP Morgan to Pay $290 Million Settlement for Jeffrey Epstein Class Action Lawsuit, Continued as JP Morgan Private Banking Client Till 2013 Despite Being Arrested in 2006 & Pleaded Guilty in 2008 “
Former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank Jes Staley Says JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is Aware of Jeffrey Epstein & Had Conversations Together on Jeffrey Epstein, Contradicts Jamie Dimon Testimony
2nd June 2023 – Former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank Jes Staley says that JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is aware of Jeffrey Epstein and they had conversations together on Jeffrey Epstein, contradicting Jamie Dimon testimony. Earlier, JP Morgan Chairman Jamie Dimon had been called to provide testimony (26/5/23, deposition, subpoenas) on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking lawsuit, providing testimony including that he has never met or exchange emails with Jeffrey Epstein, recall discussing on Jeffrey Epstein’ saccounts and involved in decisions about Jeffrey Epstein’s accounts. More info below.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Provided Testimony in Deposition on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein Sex-Trafficking Lawsuit, Jamie Dimon Has Never Met or Emailed Jeffrey Epstein
27th May 2023 – JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon had provided testimony (26/5/23, deposition, subpoenas) on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking lawsuit, providing testimony including that he has never met or exchange emails with Jeffrey Epstein. In 2023 April, billionaires JP Morgan Chairman Jamie Dimon, Co-founder of Google Sergey Brin & Chairman of Hyatt Hotels Thomas Pritzker had been called to provide testimony (deposition, subpoenas) on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking lawsuit, with the lawsuit focusing on former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank Jes Staley relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and JP Morgan benefiting financially from the venture. Jeffrey Epstein was a client of JP Morgan Private Bank from 1998 to 2013. Current JP Morgan Private Bank Head Mary Erdoes had already provided her testimony.
Billionaires JP Morgan Chairman Jamie Dimon, Co-founder of Google Sergey Brin & Chairman of Hyatt Hotels Thomas Pritzker to Provide Testimony on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein Sex-Trafficking Lawsuit, Focusing on Former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank Jes Staley Relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
1st April 2023 – Billionaires JP Morgan Chairman Jamie Dimon, Co-founder of Google Sergey Brin & Chairman of Hyatt Hotels Thomas Pritzker had been called to provide testimony (deposition, subpoenas) on JP Morgan Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking lawsuit, with the lawsuit focusing on former Head of JP Morgan Private Bank Jes Staley relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and JP Morgan benefiting financially from the venture. Jeffrey Epstein was a client of JP Morgan Private Bank from 1998 to 2013. Current JP Morgan Private Bank Head Mary Erdoes had already provided her testimony. The cases are Jane Doe 1 v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, 22-cv-10019, and USVI v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, 22-cv-10904-UA, US District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). Earlier in 2023 January, the Governor of U.S. Virgin Islands was fired (Attorney General Denise George), just days after she filed a lawsuit against JP Morgan in New York (United States) for concealing transactions & benefiting financially from Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse activities (Lawsuit filed on 27th Dec 2022). More info below.
Governor of U.S. Virgin Islands Fires Attorney General Denise George Who Won $105 Million Settlement, Days after Filing Lawsuit Against JP Morgan for Concealing Transactions & Benefiting from Jeffrey Epstein Sexual Abuse Activities
5th January 2023 – The Governor of U.S. Virgin Islands has fired Attorney General Denise George, just days after she filed a lawsuit against JP Morgan in New York (United States) for concealing transactions & benefiting financially from Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse activities (Lawsuit filed on 27th Dec 2022). Attorney General Denise George had several filings against Jeffrey Epstein, including winning a $105 million settlement against Jeffrey Epstein estate (November 2022). The filing: “Human trafficking was the principal business of the accounts Epstein maintained at JP Morgan … … JP Morgan turned a blind eye to evidence of human trafficking over more than a decade because of Epstein’s own financial footprint, and because of the deals and clients that Epstein brought and promised to bring to the bank.” Earlier in December 2022, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank & former private equity Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black had been sued separately by women involved in Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse, with JP Morgan & Deutsche Bank being sued for operating banking accounts & facilitated large withdrawal of cash to enable sex trafficking operations despite red flags.
JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank & Former Private Equity Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black Sued by Women in Jeffrey Epstein Sexual Abuse, Operate Accounts & Facilitated Large Withdrawal of Cash to Enable Sex Trafficking Operations Despite Red Flags
1st December 2022 – JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank & former private equity Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black had been sued separately by women involved in Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse, with JP Morgan & Deutsche Bank being sued for operating banking accounts & facilitated large withdrawal of cash to enable sex trafficking operations despite red flags. Former private equity Apollo Global Management CEO Leon Black had been sued for rape (Cheri Pierson) in 2002 in the late Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan mansion. In 2020, New York regulators had fined Deutsche Bank $150 million for the bank failings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Deutsche Bank acknowledged the error in on-boarding Jeffrey Epstein as a client in 2013. Jeffrey Epstein is a former banker, senior partner at investment bank Bear Stearns, financier & businessman. In 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was arrested for sex trafficking of minors in United States. Jeffrey Epstein died in 2019 in jail by suicide, and was pending trial on sex trafficking from 2002 to 2005.
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