JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has been privately advising President-elect Donald Trump on economic policies through back channels, according to a report. The report also said citing sources close to Trump’s team as revealing that Dimon participated in discussions on taxes,

President-elect Trump has been holding secret talks with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon about the economic agenda for his second term, according to a new report.

President-elect Donald Trump has been privately consulting JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on key economic issues as he gears up for his second term. Dimon, described as a "sounding board," has advised on tax reforms,

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Dimon responded to the remarks, saying, "First of all, I wish the president well and thank you – that’s a very nice note. But I just want to tell the president also, I haven’t had a boss in 25 years. I’m not about ready to start."

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has been secretly communicating with Donald Trump over the past several months, offering input on the president-elect’s economic policies, multiple unnamed Republican insiders told the New York Post.

President-elect Donald Trump and JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon have held secret talks ahead of his second term. As reports suggest, discussions on spending, taxes, trade, and banking regulations have been on the cards.

Chief Executive Jamie Dimon has been using secret back channels for months to communicate with Donald Trump for months, the New York Post reported Friday, citing sources.  According to the report, Dimon and the president-elect have been working together on a policy agenda before and after Trump’s election win.

Sources close to the Trump transition team said fellow Queens native Dimon, 68, has acted as "a sounding board" for the incoming commander-in-chief's economic manifesto.