Jamie Dimon, CEO, JPMorgan Chase
Jamie Dimon is the CEO of JPMorgan Chase. Employees at America's biggest bank say that suspicion and fear have engulfed the firm, stemming from its data-collection efforts.
  • Jamie Dimon sees higher recession odds after March's banking turmoil. 
  • The JPMorgan chief says the US economy faces headwinds from higher inflation, Fed tightening, and war in Ukraine. 
  • Dimon broke down why markets are better positioned than during the Great Financial Crisis. 

Jamie Dimon says the odds of a recession have risen after last month's bout of turmoil in the banking sector. 

Although a recession is not inevitable, the JPMorgan Chase CEO says the slew of bank failures have only worsened already shaky economic conditions.