Jamie Dimon's Time as JPMorgan CEO Is Winding Down

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's tenure is drawing to a close, just as his stature on Wall Street and in Washington, D.C., may be at an all-time high.

Dimon’s future plans will be front of mind for investors when they gather at JPMorgan’s Manhattan headquarters for the bank’s annual Investor Day. I Photo: J.P. Morgan X

Investors, as a result, may not be ready for the 69-year-old executive to exit the stage just yet, David Hollerith reported for Yahoo Finance.

“They are saying, ‘Jamie Dimon, do not go!’” Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo, who has covered JPMorgan for decades, told Yahoo Finance. “He has more public clout than he's ever had before in his life,” Mayo added, “and that clout comes hand in hand with his position at JPMorgan.”

Dimon's eventual succession is the “single biggest idiosyncratic risk factor” for JPMorgan’s stock, according to Ebrahim Poonawala, a Bank of America analyst.

As a result, Dimon’s future plans will be front of mind for investors when they gather at JPMorgan’s Manhattan headquarters for the bank’s annual Investor Day.

The event offers the CEO and his top lieutenants a chance to update shareholders on operations across the country’s largest bank. Some of those lieutenants, including consumer chief Marianne Lake, are seen as potential successors.