- JPMorgan Chase & Co. is accusing former senior executive Jes Staley of deception, blaming him for its dealings with Epstein and seeking to recoup eight years of compensation.
- The firm is demanding Staley hand over all of his compensation from 2006 through 2013 — a figure surpassing $80 million.
- The US Virgin Islands and a group of alleged Epstein victims sued the firm last year, accusing it of financially enabling his crimes.
- The banker has consistently denied knowledge of Epstein’s abuse.
- JPMorgan's court filings don't specify how it would tally Staley’s past compensation.
JPMorgan Blames Staley for Epstein Ties, Demands 8 Years of Pay
Mere weeks after JPMorgan Chase & Co. defended Jes Staley against accusations he knew about Jeffrey Epstein’s sex crimes, the bank is accusing the former senior executive of deception — blaming him for its dealings with Epstein and seeking to recoup eight years of compensation.
Hannah Levitt
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