JPMorgan slams Chiraya Rana’s sexual assault claims — and denies he was a star banker at the firm
JPMorgan Chase has denied the sexual assault allegations made by former banker Chirayu Rana, who claims he was coerced into becoming a 'sex slave' by executive Lorna Hajdini. The bank characterized Rana's claims as false and malicious, asserting that he misrepresented his role and contributions within the firm. In response, Hajdini has filed a countersuit, and JPMorgan plans to pursue its own claims against Rana as the legal battle unfolds.
- ▪Chirayu Rana filed a lawsuit accusing Lorna Hajdini of sexual coercion and racial degradation.
- ▪JPMorgan Chase rejected Rana's claims, describing them as false and misleading.
- ▪Hajdini has filed a countersuit against Rana following the allegations.
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Business JPMorgan slams Chiraya Rana’s sexual assault claims — and denies he was a star banker at the firm By James Franey Published May 22, 2026, 2:26 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google JPMorgan Chase slammed disgraced banker Chirayu Rana’s explosive sexual assault allegations in a court filing — and denied his claims that he was a deal-closing superstar whose work was pitched directly to CEO Jamie Dimon. Rana, the anonymous “John Doe” accuser who was exclusively unmasked by The Post, sparked a Wall Street scandal when he filed his lawsuit last month accusing high-flying executive Lorna Hajdini of threatening to slash his bonus unless he agreed to become her “sex slave.” He claimed he was subjected to a sustained campaign of sexual…
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