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Ina Drew Headed To Washington For A Little Chat Re: Marine Mammals

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The executive who led the J.P. Morgan Chase Co. cash-management unit at the center of the "London Whale" debacle is scheduled to testify Friday before a Senate panel probing the $6 billion trading loss at the nation's largest bank by assets. Former Chief Investment Officer Ina Drew, who resigned as head of the unit last May, will make her first public appearance since the New York company disclosed the trading losses last spring. [WSJ]

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