Bet on Who the Next CEO of JPMorgan Will Be

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At JPMorgan Chase’s investor day on Monday, the spotlight was on the bank’s leadership as discussions turned to tariffs and the long-awaited succession plan.

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All eyes were on CEO Jamie Dimon’s potential successors, with multiple top executives vying for the chance to lead the Wall Street powerhouse.

Gaming platform BetOnline.ag set odds for JP Morgan's next CEO and there are 15 names on the list.

Marianne Lake, the CEO of Consumer and Community Banking at JPMC, is the odds-on favorite at 2/3 (-150).

The co-CEOs of the corporation's Commercial and Investment banking division, Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh, are the only other candidates with better than 10/1 odds.

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