The Lesson We Learned From JPMorgan's Shareholder Vote

With a ton of media coverage and an uneventful outcome, JPMorgan Chase's recent shareholder vote on whether or not the dual role of CEO and Chairman of the Board should be split for current top dog Jamie Dimon did provide one lesson for investors.

In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Jessica Alling discusses the results, the lesson we learned, and how she thinks investors should look at the outcome.

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