Business Maverick: JPMorgan’s Dimon Laments Income Inequality, Won’t Assail CEO Pay By Bloomberg
In an interview airing Sunday on CBS’s “60 Minutes,” Dimon said he is optimistic about the economy and admitted that his high-profile job made him a target of some criticism. But asked whether his compensation — about $31 million in— was too high, he said: “The board sets mine. I have nothing to do with it,” referring to the bank’s directors.
Pressed by Stahl, who suggested he could return some of his own pay as an example to other executives, Dimon said, “I could. Is that gonna to solve any of those problems?”
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