Bill Winters was the co-chairman of investment banking at JP Morgan Chase. According to reports on September 29, 2009, the 48-year-old Winters planned to step down as part of several major management changes at the company. Winters had held the position for the past five years.http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/29/jpmorgan-shuffles-investment-bank-management/?hpw
JP Morgan Chase announced that Jes Staley would take over as the new CEO of investment banking for the company.http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/29/jpmorgan-shuffles-investment-bank-management/?hpw
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Winters out as co-head of JP Morgan Chase's investment banking division in September 2009 -
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Winters had served as co-chair of investment banking for the company since 2004
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His job was based out of London
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Steve Black and Jes Staley named executive chairman and CEO of the investment bank
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Departing Winters said "I'm looking forward to my next professional challenge"
