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Public Markets at Risk of Shrinking Further, Says Jamie Dimon
The banking chief decried shrinking public markets, investor activism and other risks to investment markets in JPMorgan Chase’s annual CEO letter.
Several finance savants, including Jamie Dimon, admonish that high inflation and a punk economy could stage a comeback.
Institutions keep their toeholds in bitcoin and others amid epic market slide.
The JPM chief says lifting the cap would only benefit the wealthy, with their huge property levies.
The digital asset is gaining more acceptance among institutional investors.
Retirement funds and other institutions are gradually warming to cryptocurrencies.
BlackRock chief says homebound labor stifles cooperation and erodes corporate culture.