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- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is talking about retirement.
- At an investor-day Q&A, Dimon joked he was planning to step down within five years.
- Dimon said the plan to find a successor was "well on its way."
Jamie Dimon, Wall Street's longest-tenured CEO, may be retiring sooner than we'd thought.
At an investor-day Q&A on Monday, the JPMorgan CEO broke from his usual joke that he'd retire in five years.
When asked about his succession plan, Dimon seemed to acknowledge that he's thinking of stepping down when he joked that the timetable was "not five years anymore."