Shared confidential bank details with Epstein: JPMorgan's ex-exec

Former JPMorgan executive Jes Staley admitted sharing confidential, market-sensitive bank information with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including Federal Reserve communications during the 2008 financial crisis, $44 billion in private bank inflows and pending deals. Staley made the disclosures during a July appearance before US lawmakers. Jes said he believed he had authority to share information.