Jamie Dimon has spent years telling policymakers that the United States can ask more of people like him, as long as the money does not disappear into what he calls the Washington "swamp." At the World Economic Forum in Davos this year,

Jamie Dimon is one of several finance insiders who's recently warned of instability in the private credit markets.

Jamie Dimon earned $43 million last year, as the JPMorgan Chase chief executive reached two decades overseeing the bank and the financial giant's shares rose to record highs. The pay package was a 10% increase from the previous year.