CEO Jamie Dimon is increasingly concerned that the US government's surging debt is going to cause problems for the bond market, prompting some pushback from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Last Friday,

Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's CEO, clarified his retirement plans, stating it's "several years away" and contingent on the board's decision. Succession planning is intensifying, with key executives being closely watched as potential replacements.

CEO Jamie Dimon expects to remain the bank’s top boss for several years. “Obviously, it’s always up to God and the board,” said 69-year-old Dimon in a taped interview on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria”.