Bankers vs Burnham: A Tale of Taxation and Temptation Jamie Dimon's meeting with Andy Burnham and John Healey is the latest development in a long running drama about taxes, investment, and employment in the UK.
As the country navigates economic uncertainty, JP Morgan's chief executive warned against raising bank taxes, echoing through the corridors of power: don't mess with the banks' bottom line.
Dimon has consistently lobbied against bank taxes since the 2008 financial crisis. His industry has done remarkably well for itself in recent years, generating £200bn in pre tax profits over the past five years.