The race to replace Jamie Dimon will be on full display Monday. Top executives at JPMorgan Chase are gathering with shareholders for the bank’s annual investor day, where they will give an update on the bank’s strategy over hours of management presentations.

While Jamie Dimon has said there is a time and a place for remote and hybrid work, he says he won't be told by office-resistant staffers how to run JPMorgan.

Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's CEO, is reportedly considering stepping down, though some investors are reluctant to see him leave. His influence is at its peak, particularly within the Trump administration.