After J.P. Morgan was one of six banks to pay $5.8 billion for currency rigging which manipulated the Euro and U.S. Dollar. Now, the CEO Jamie Dimon told shareholders they were lazy for criticizing his leadership of the company. According to CNN, these comments were directed towards shareholder that sided with ISS Proxy Advisory and Glass Lewis, two firms which urged the shareholders to vote for a proposal that would strip Dimon of the chairman title. At the J.P. Morgan annual meeting 38% of the shareholders voted against Dimon. "God knows how any of you can place your vote based on ISS and Glass Lewis," said Dimo. For more news on banks, click here.