JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is the latest big name in business to skip one of the world's longest quarantines.
Hong Kong Jamie Dimon is the latest big name in business to skip one of the world's longest quarantines.
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said Tuesday that the JPMorgan CEO had been granted a government exemption from self-isolation measures, which typically require travelers to stay in hotels at their own expense for up to three weeks.Asked about the matter at a press conference, Lam said that Dimon had received special permission in the interest of"Hong Kong's economy.""After all, [JPMorgan] is a really big bank and it has vital business in Hong Kong," she said.
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