JPMorgan Chase's Mortgage Banking Default organization head has decided to leave
the bank, the bank has confirmed. Scott Powell, who has been with JPMorgan since 2002, departed to "pursue other opportunities and interests," according to his resignation announcement.Apart from leading the mortgage banking default division, Powell also served as a member of the bank's Executive Committee.Previously, he served as the head of Consumer Banking and Lending Operations, as CEO of Consumer Banking as well as Home Equity, Auto Finance and Education Finance. Before that, Powell was the chief credit risk officer for the bank's consumer businesses and was also the president of Retail Lending at Bank One prior to the merger, the email said. A successor hasn't been announced.Please follow Clusterstock on Twitter and Facebook.Join the conversation about this story »See Also:Here's The Silver Lining On This Quarter's Mixed Bag of Bank EarningsBank By Bank, Here Are Wall Street's Favorite PoliticiansCredit Suisse Outbid Goldman And Took $7 Billion In Risky AIG Bonds Off The NY Fed's Balance Sheet

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