JPMorgan spins off half of private equity business

Stephanie Baxter
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JPMorgan has agreed to sell half of its private equity business to two investment firms.

The bank acted on chief executive Jamie Dimon's announcement last year that it would spin out One Equity Partners, its last remaining private equity operation, into a separate company. Lexington...

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