JPMorgan, JPM, must hand over CEO Dimon's records in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit

JPMorgan, $JPM, must hand over CEO Dimon's records in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit.

JPMorgan, $JPM, has said it should not be held liable for a former top executive’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in a lawsuit accusing the largest U.S. bank of facilitating its former client’s sex trafficking enterprise, per Reuters.

This is in light of the fact that Jeffrey Epstein documents with names of associates to be made public, per FOX.

The Daily Mail reported that the material is expected to be made public in the coming months, nearly four years after Epstein's reported death.

Recently, some have been named. Ex-JPMorgan, $JPM, executive Jes Staley's newly revealed emails with Jeffrey Epstein, for example, allegedly show them referring to young women as Disney princesses, including Snow White, a lawsuit alleges per Bloomberg.

Previously, A woman sued JPM for facilitating her sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and claimed Jes Staley “personally observed” that abuse when he was the bank’s head of private wealth.

“That was fun,” Staley allegedly wrote. “Say hi to Snow White.”

“[W]hat character would you like next?” Epstein allegedly responded.

“Beauty and the Beast.”

Staley, who is not a defendant in either lawsuit, has consistently denied knowledge of Epstein’s sexual abuse.

Staley, who left JPMorgan in 2013 and became chief executive officer of Barclays Plc two years later, was known to have exchanged upwards of 1,200 emails with Epstein over the years, but their contents have not been previously disclosed. Staley stepped down as Barclays CEO in 2021 following a UK Financial Conduct Authority probe into his ties with Epstein, per Bloomberg.

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