Another of JPMorgan's (JPM -0.47%) top brass is now leaving the company. Blythe Masters, a 27-year JPMorgan veteran who oversees the firm's physical commodities unit, will be staying on long enough to complete the sale of the unit to Mercuria Energy Group for $3.5 billion, before moving on to other things. She is the latest in a series of exits by top ranking executives at JPMorgan, including Frank Bisignano and Mike Canvanagh. Is this an exodus that investors should be concerned about?
In this video, Motley Fool financial analysts David Hanson and Matt Koppenheffer take a look at JPMorgan and the top executives that have left the firm recently. David discusses his thoughts on the company lately, and why a shake-up in its top management might not be such a bad thing.
