Joshua Franklin

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Unhedged · How JPMorgan won · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

I think if you're giving JP Morgan credit, the fact that all of these rivals have had issues like this, whether or not that's financial decision-making, operational decision-making, compliance decision-making, it does show how hard these big institutions are to run.

So you could say it's a feather in JP Morgan's cap that they've managed to avoid the worst of this stuff.

But certainly the fact that there isn't one credible universal banking rival that hasn't had some form of major blunder over the last 10 or 15 years does, I think, go quite a long way in terms of explaining why J.P.

Morgan has become such a dominant player in the industry.

So this is the huge question on Wall Street.

And ultimately, the big question that overhangs JP Morgan is, what comes after Jamie Dimon?

And I think part of it is, the machine that JP Morgan has built

it is such a money-making juggernaut that whoever takes over is going to inherit this billion-dollar-a-week profit engine.

But at a certain point, two years down the line, three years down the line, five years down the line, the screws on the machine start coming a little bit loose.

You've got to update some parts.

And so that's the question of who could possibly follow this guy who's such a huge, huge figure.

And he is 70 years old.

He's

talked about staying on for maybe three more years.

After that, he wants to stick around as executive chair for a time.

So even after he hands over the CEO role, he's going to stick around upstairs in the boardroom, which you could argue is going to make life interesting for whoever does get the job.

Yes, because the second people think who your replacement could be, you start to look replaceable yourself.

And the magic trick that a lot of these corporate leaders play is that they are the key men of these big institutions.

So from that point of view of who's in the dangerous hot seats right now, it's these two gentlemen, Doug Petteno, Troy Robaugh,

Petno is an investment banker.

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