Jamie Dimon just hinted he may be retiring sooner than expected
The JPMorgan CEO suggested he was planning to retire within the next five years.
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The JPMorgan CEO suggested he was planning to retire within the next five years.
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Incoming asset-and wealth-management staff to get instruction; AI has saved the division time, helped grow revenue, says Erdoes
The long-serving CEO said the "timetable is not five years anymore" at Monday's investor day
JPMorgan announced mandatory AI training for all new hires, aiming to save time and boost revenue.