Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious figure, introduced Google co-founder Sergey Brin to JPMorgan Chase, leading to a significant business relationship between Brin and the bank. Court files revealed that Brin became a client of JPMorgan in 2004 and invested over $4 billion. The banker responsible for the relationship, Robert A. Keller, shared in a memo that the Brin account was one of the largest in the Private Bank. Brin, who also manages the single-family office Bayshore Global, had regular communication with JPMorgan executives. In 2003, Epstein also introduced Brin’s fellow Google co-founder Larry Page to JPMorgan. These new documents are part of a lawsuit filed by the US Virgin Islands, claiming JPMorgan ignored Epstein’s illicit activities while benefiting from his connections. Both Brin and Page have been subpoenaed as part of the ongoing lawsuit.
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