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A decade ago, compliance officers at JPMorgan Chase recommended the bank cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein because his accounts posed “unacceptable legal and reputational risks.”

Epstein—who pleaded guilty to sex crimes in 2008—remained a client until 2013.

nytimes.com/2019/08/08/bus…
Six former senior executives and other bank employees familiar with the matter tell @FlitterOnFraud and @jbsgreenberg that executive Mary C. Erdoes intervened largely because Epstein “played a lucrative role recruiting new customers to JPMorgan’s private-banking division.”
A reminder that when JPMorgan severed ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2013, he went to ... Deutsche Bank.
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