--Commercial-banking chief Maclin, top international executive Miller expected to step down soon - sources.
--CEO Dimon indicated he might remain CEO for five more years.
--Debates within the investment bank and the likely personnel moves at the second-largest U.S. bank add up to large amount of change.
Two executives on the New York bank's 15-person operating committee, commercial-banking chief Todd Maclin and top international executive Heidi Miller, are expected to step down from those jobs soon, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ms. Miller will likely retire, while Mr. Maclin is expected to take another role within the bank, these people added.
--CEO Dimon indicated he might remain CEO for five more years.
--Debates within the investment bank and the likely personnel moves at the second-largest U.S. bank add up to large amount of change.
By Dan Fitzpatrick, Robin Sidel and David Enrich Of THE WALL STREET JOURNALJ.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) boss James Dimon rode out the financial crisis with one of the most stable management teams in the financial world. That might be about to change.
Two executives on the New York bank's 15-person operating committee, commercial-banking chief Todd Maclin and top international executive Heidi Miller, are expected to step down from those jobs soon, according to people familiar with the matter.
Ms. Miller will likely retire, while Mr. Maclin is expected to take another role within the bank, these people added.
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