Money | Jamie Dimon JPMorgan: Dimon Will Testify Congressional panel invites CEO By Evann Gastaldo Posted May 18, 2012 2:09 AM CDT Copied James 'Jamie' Dimon speaks during An Evening With the Fortune 500 at the New York Stock Exchange on May 7, 2012 in New York City. (Getty Images) It’s not a trial, but JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon will testify before Congress with regard to the bank’s $3 billion trading loss. "As always, we will continue to be open and transparent with our regulators and Congress," says a spokesman who confirms Dimon will appear before the US Senate Banking Committee following an invitation from the panel. No word yet on the exact date, but it will be some time after June 6, Reuters reports. (A Wall Street Journal report yesterday revealed that Dimon "couldn’t breathe" when he saw JPMorgan’s losses.) Read These Next A White House press briefing got pretty heated Thursday. Democratic leaders sit out bid to impeach Trump. Venezuela responds to the US seizure of an oil tanker. Audi Crooks of Iowa State may do what no college player has ever done. Report an error