It might be impossible to imagine JPMorgan without Jamie Dimon at the helm—after all, he's led the company for almost two decades. But the Wall Street veteran has now signaled he will leave the CEO's office in the next five years, perhaps taking on the role of chairman to help oversee the company through a time of transition.
Impatient potential successors may not have their answer anytime soon though, as Dimon pushed back on assumptions that a set timeline is in place and that he is privy to the knowledge of when he might retire from his corner office.
