Jamie Dimon Sells $21 Million of JPMorgan Stock -- WSJ

Dow Jones
Feb 20

By Alexander Saeedy

JPMorgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon sold $21 million of the bank's stock on Thursday, the latest sale of shares held by the company's chief executive.

Dimon famously didn't sell any of his stock in the bank for most of the 20 years he's been in charge of JPMorgan. But that changed at the end of 2023, when Dimon announced that he was selling 1 million shares in the bank, worth around $180 million. He also sold around $233 million of stock last February, too.

He still owns about 6.2 million shares in the bank, worth around $1.9 billion. The shares are held by family trusts, as well as by himself directly and his wife.

Other executives also disclosed share sales in the last week.

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