JPMorgan CEO faces deposition over Epstein ties and alleged aid in criminal activity.

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon testified in a deposition that he had no involvement in the accounts of Jeffrey Epstein, a longtime customer who financed his sex trafficking of young women with money he had on deposit there. The bank is facing lawsuits accusing it of facilitating and profiting from Epstein's crimes. Dimon's deposition was taken in private, and the questions he was asked and the answers he gave would only become public if they are used in court filings and proceedings, or if they are leaked.
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon testifies he had no involvement with Jeffrey Epstein account, bank says CNBC
- JPMorgan kept Epstein as client for years after warnings, deposition shows The Washington Post
- JPMorgan alleges wife of U.S. Virgin Islands' ex-governor aided Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activity NBC News
- Jamie Dimon to Be Deposed as JPMorgan Faces Reckoning for Epstein Ties The New York Times
- Banks that aid in sex trafficking must face consequences The Hill
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