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by jgalt212
4551 days ago
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It's pretty clear, and has been pretty clear for years now, that JPM is not only too big to fail, but too big to manage. In short, JPM needs to be broken up. Most everyone will benefit--JPM managers, line workers, JPM customers, and shareholders, and the worldwide financial system. The only who does not benefit from a break-up is Jamie Dimon whose primary goal is to manage the largest bank around. |
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