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An internal investigation conducted by JPMorgan has uncovered that disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein claimed to have arranged meetings between former JPMorgan banker Jes Staley and high-ranking members of the UK government. The 22-page report, compiled after Epstein’s 2019 arrest, reveals that Epstein offered to connect Staley with then-UK Chancellor Alistair Darling and former Business Secretary Peter Mandelson, according to the Financial Times.
The UK government forced the Royal Bank of Scotland to divest from energy assets as part of a government bailout. JPMorgan then used pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to connect with the UK chancellor and acquire those assets. The evidence cited by Financial Times comes from a JPMorgan investigation codenamed “Project Jeep” amidst ongoing litigation. The plot involved JPMorgan/Barclays banker Jes Staley, former UK chancellor Alistair Darling and former business secretary Peter Mandelson. – Combate
Epstein’s correspondence with Staley indicates that he facilitated a meeting between Staley and Darling at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2010. Staley later emailed Epstein mentioning his discussion with Darling. However, Darling has denied any recollection of meeting Staley and questioned the need for such a meeting.
The report also suggests that Staley was interested in the sale of the non-North American units of Sempra Commodities by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which JPMorgan later acquired for $1.7 billion. Darling clarified that any meeting related to government business would have involved civil servants, and the Treasury was not involved in the management of RBS.
Epstein’s influence extended beyond UK government connections. The report highlights emails where Epstein informed Staley about the whereabouts of “Peter,” likely referring to Peter Mandelson, during trips to New York and Paris. Epstein also mentioned Staley’s relationship with Prince Andrew and suggested discussing the island owned by Epstein in the Caribbean.
The investigation uncovered a forwarded email from Prince Andrew to Staley in 2010, in which the prince inquired about a $200 million working capital line for a US-based company. The email indicated Prince Andrew’s suggestion that Epstein connect the company with a US bank.
JPMorgan’s decision to retain Epstein as a client from 1998 to 2013 has led to legal consequences. Last year, two lawsuits were filed against the bank, one of which was settled for $290 million. The US Virgin Islands also filed a civil claim against JPMorgan, accusing the bank of profiting from human trafficking by disregarding warning signs about Epstein.
BREAKING: JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N) said the U.S. Virgin Islands gave Jeffrey Epstein more than $300 million in tax incentives and waived sex offender monitoring requirements, shielding the disgraced late financier as he gave cash and gifts to top officials. – Reuters pic.twitter.com/xwT7wrFiVO
— The Washington Press (@washpressorg) June 21, 2023
The Attorney General’s office of the US Virgin Islands commented on the case, stating that JPMorgan had prioritized its own profits over the safety of Epstein’s victims. The complaint alleges that JPMorgan ignored evidence of Epstein’s crimes in exchange for bringing valuable clients to the bank.
“According to unsealed documents released this week by the U.S. Virgin Islands in its federal lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase over claims it facilitated Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking of underage girls for more than a decade, the largest bank in the United States has a lot of explaining to do to the American people – and potentially to the criminal division of the U.S. Justice Department.” Tweet
The findings of JPMorgan’s internal investigation shed light on the extent of Epstein’s connections within the banking industry and his involvement in facilitating meetings between financial executives and influential individuals. The case continues to raise questions about the actions of financial institutions in relation to Epstein’s activities and the accountability they should bear for their association with him.
Major Points:
- JPMorgan’s internal investigation reveals that Jeffrey Epstein claimed to have arranged meetings between former JPMorgan banker Jes Staley and high-ranking UK government officials.
- Epstein offered to connect Staley with then-UK Chancellor Alistair Darling and former Business Secretary Peter Mandelson.
- Staley’s correspondence with Epstein suggests meetings and discussions took place, but Darling denies any recollection of meeting Staley.
- The report indicates Staley’s interest in the sale of non-North American units of Sempra Commodities by RBS, which JPMorgan later acquired for $1.7 billion.
- JPMorgan faces legal consequences for its decision to retain Epstein as a client, including a settlement with an alleged Epstein victim and a civil claim filed by the US Virgin Islands, accusing the bank of profiting from human trafficking.
Comments – Threads
- JPMorgan “mistakenly deleted” 47 million records. SEC says deleted records were requested in several probes — Bloomberg Who owned the Titantic? JP Morgan. Who financially supported and financed Epstein? JP Morgan. Who just reached a $200m settlement for Epstein victims? JP Morgan. – Waynetech
- The U.S. Virgin Islands gave child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein over $300 million in tax breaks and waived sex offender requirements for him, according to a court filing from JPMorgan. Who were Epstein’s clients? Why is JPMorgan willing to pay $290 million to his victims? Fifty Shades Of Whey
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