The Epstein file is back on the agenda: JPMorgan's connections will be examined

Democrats, who won the Senate majority, are preparing to scrutinize JPMorgan Chase's financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein in the new year, according to reports. The inquiry is expected to examine how the bank's senior executives handled their relationship with Epstein. The scrutiny matters because it revives questions over the bank's due diligence on a high-profile client and could intensify political pressure on JPMorgan. What to watch next is whether the probe formally launches and which executives are called to testify.