People: JP Morgan veteran Ina Drew quits after $2 billion trading loss

- Risk magazine staff
- 01 Jun 2012

Ina Drew, chief investment officer at JP Morgan in New York since 2005, became the first high-profile casualty of the bank’s recent $2 billion trading loss when she quit her position in mid-May.

Her departure brought to an end a 30-year career at JP Morgan. Further departures from the chief investment office (CIO), the unit responsible for the losses, are expected in the following weeks. However

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