Dec
29
JPMorgan Says Ex-Broker’s E-Mails on Bank Fees Went Too Far
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Bank says ex-employee is improperly soliciting former clients
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Alesia joined Morgan Stanley after ‘abrupt resignation’
JPMorgan Chase & Co. says one of its former financial advisers has gone too far. Two e-mails too far.
Earlier this year, the biggest U.S. bank by assets accused financial adviser Salvatore Alesia of breaking contracts when he resigned from JPMorgan’s private banking business and joined another firm the same day, alleging he tried to take clients with him. In April, JPMorgan won a court order prohibiting Alesia from contacting the old clients while the case was in arbitration…
JPMorgan Says Ex-Broker’s E-Mails on Bank Fees Went Too Far
