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JPMorgan Chase's ex-COO Frank Bisignano accused of email surveillance at bank
Frank Bisignano, former co-Chief Operating Officer at JPMorgan Chase, has been accused of using advanced software to monitor colleagues' emails during his tenure at the bank. The allegations suggest he accessed the inboxes of rivals, including Charlie Scharf, now CEO of Wells Fargo, and tracked employee keystrokes. Bisignano's attorney denies these claims, stating no employee communications were improperly accessed.
Key points
- Allegations of unauthorized email surveillance by former JPMorgan COO Frank Bisignano.
- Bisignano's attorney denies all accusations, asserting no improper access occurred.
- The IRS and White House have yet to comment on the allegations.
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