Jamie Dimon to Remain at JPMorgan, Declines Government Role

Dimon emphasizes unity following divisive U.S. presidential election, ruling out a position in the Trump administration.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has confirmed he will not be joining the Trump administration, despite speculation about a potential Treasury secretary role.
Dimon has led JPMorgan for nearly 19 years and the bank's board has identified four potential successors for when he steps down.
In a statement, Dimon called for Americans to unite behind the president-elect after what he described as one of the most divisive elections in U.S. history.
Dimon has not endorsed any presidential candidate, though his wife has actively supported Vice President Kamala Harris with significant donations.
Dimon has previously expressed his hopes for the next administration to focus on economic expansion, addressing the national deficit, and strengthening social safety nets.