Jamie Dimon Affirms Commitment to JPMorgan, Says No Plans to Step Down

JPMorgan Chase & Co executives expect the bank's net interest income to rise by $3 billion this year on its takeover of failed First Republic Bank.
Jamie Dimon still approaches his job as CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co with the same intensity.
Jamie Dimon has no plans to retire soon as CEO of JPMorgan Chase.
Dimon believes that he should leave when he loses his intensity and wants his successor to have the courage to admit mistakes and move beyond them quickly.
Dimon has previously joked about staying at the bank for another five years.