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Jes Staley admitted that he passed confidential JPMorgan information to Jeffrey Epstein, including data on transactions and the 2008 financial crisis. He even warned him that the bank had classified him as a "high-risk client." According to Staley, he was unaware of Epstein's criminal activity.

Major investment banks are raising their S&P 500 forecasts one after another. If expectations are met, the index will end the year with a double-digit return for the fourth consecutive time.

The CEO of the largest bank in the US points to a risk that is barely heard of: hidden loans that inflate the stock market and could turn a local shock into a wave of declines. Is it time to take a closer look at your portfolio?

During an interview with NBC, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon noted that heavy leverage increases the risk that an individual investor or a single fund will trigger wider volatility. "When you have a situation like that, there is a higher chance that someone will shake the market quickly, and people will panic because of it."