JPMorgan Chase handled the processing of more than $1 billion for Jeffrey Epstein over the course of 15 years despite internal concerns about his status as a sex offender and financial activity, according to a new investigative report by the New York Times.

The Times cited internal bank records, sealed deposition transcripts, other court documents and financial data as well as interviews with people who had knowledge of Epstein's relationship with the firm. JPMorgan has since said that its relationship with Epstein was a mistake and would've been discontinued if they believed he was involved in an ongoing sex trafficking ring.

The Times' report noted four occasions in a five-year period in which compliance concerns were overridden by JPMorgan leaders to allow Epstein to continue

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