Jamie Dimon is selling his stock. These Wall Street bankers are doing the same; The FT rounds up the US bank executives cashing in their shares Patrick Temple-West, Joshua Franklin and Stephen Gandel – Financial Times When JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon starts unloading his $1.2bn of stock next year, the Wall Street titan – who has never previously sold stock – will join a parade of top bankers who have cashed in some of their holdings. Dimon's refusal to sell harks back to the era when his early mentor, Sandy Weill, dominated Wall Street and instigated a "blood oath" that required his management team to hold their shares until they left. JPMorgan itself has previously trumpeted the fact that Dimon had "not sold a single share of JPMorgan Chase common stock". /jlne.ws/3u5hSRH