JPMorgan cautious on deal-making rebound over uncertainty surrounding who will take White House
One of the rumored front-runners to eventually succeed JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon said Monday that uncertainty over who will win the White House could be dampening enthusiasm for mega-bucks deals. “Everybody is very interested in talking about the election,” Troy Rohrbaugh, co-CEO of the Wall Street giant’s investment bank arm, told Reuters. “While the equity … Read more