Average CEO makes 354 times the average worker

razorsharp
Wed, 15 May 2013 17:44:48 +0000

Analysts broadly agree that if Dimon leaves JP Morgan, shares of the bank could decline 10% or more.



Read more: [Expect Dimon to Leave JPM If Dual Role is Split | Fox Business](http://www.foxbusiness.com/industries/2013/05/15/expect-dimon-to-leave-jpm-if-dual-role-is-split/#ixzz2TOqCijx7)



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Jamie Dimon is considering leaving JP Morgan Chase if stockholders vote to separate the CEO and Board Chairman jobs that Dimon currently holds. If he leave the stock will probably drop 10 percent. That would amount to about a $20 billion dollar loss simply because of one man. He is paid about $27.5 million per year, I think. I would say shareholders are getting a pretty good deal. They are paying $27.5 million per year for a man worth $20 billion. Dimon is just one more example of how important is a CEO.