JPMorgan fails Jeffrey Epstein stress test
Some young motorists experience a run-in with police over something as simple as an illegal left turn and it’s enough to inspire more conscientious driving for decades. For the boss of the biggest U.S. bank, memories of law enforcement are fuzzier and less impactful. At least, that’s the impression left by Jamie Dimon’s answers to recent questioning in relation to Jeffrey Epstein, the dead sex-trafficker who was a JPMorgan client for 15 years.