Big funds undecided on Dimon

JP Morgan Chase has yet to persuade three of its largest shareholders to back the company in a coming vote over whether James Dimon should retain his dual role of chairman and CEO

JP Morgan Chase has yet to persuade three of its largest shareholders to back the company in a coming vote over whether James Dimon should retain his dual role of chairman and chief executive.

BlackRock, Vanguard Group and Fidelity Investments remain undecided with two weeks to go before final votes are tallied on May 21, said people close to the firms.

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