Jamie Dimon Trivia Questions

Dimon has repeatedly called Bitcoin a 'fraud' and a 'Ponzi scheme' in public comments, though JPMorgan now offers crypto services.

In 2012, JPMorgan's CIO office made disastrous derivatives bets. Dimon initially called it a 'tempest in a teapot,' but the bank lost billions.

As Sandy Weill's protégé, Dimon helped orchestrate the 1998 merger of Travelers Group and Citicorp, forming Citigroup.

Dimon became CEO in 2005, not 2000. He joined after the merger with Bank One, where he was CEO.

After Harvard Business School, Dimon worked at McKinsey for a short time before his mentor Sandy Weill recruited him to American Express.

He announced his throat cancer diagnosis in July 2014, underwent chemotherapy and radiation, and returned to full-time work in just a few months.

Dimon came from a wealthy Greek-American family; his father was a stockbroker, and he attended Tufts before Harvard Business School.

Dimon has donated to both parties. While he leans moderate Democrat, he has given to Republicans like Mitt Romney and has criticized both sides.