Lawsuit: Top banker is said to have forced employees to have sex

New York – A top manager at the major US bank JPMorganChase is said to have sexually abused and racially abused a younger colleague for months. The man filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court this week. The bank rejects the allegations against the manager, and the woman herself has not yet commented publicly.

According to the lawsuit, the bank manager Lorna H. (37) is said to have drugged her younger subordinates with, among other things, knock-out drops Drugs and forced them to commit sexual acts. If he refuses, she will become “his.” Career destroy,” the document says.

The alleged victim, a married Indian-born banker, wishes to remain anonymous. He is afraid of threats against himself and his family. In the proceedings he appears under the pseudonym “John Doe”.

Tears because he couldn’t get an erection

According to his lawsuit, he started working at JPMorganChase in the spring of 2024 New York to. Shortly afterwards it was against his will sexual acts came. His boss once insulted him when he cried because he couldn’t get an erection: “Stop crying! You’re such a damn idiot who thinks you’re the greatest but can’t even get a boner when I sleep with you.” She should say it loudly „Daily Mail“ also called her “little brown boy” and “my toy”. He is their “possession” and has to “earn” his promotion in the bank…

The man claims he repeatedly made it clear he wasn’t interested, but the attacks continued. In May 2025, he finally complained to his employer. He was immediately placed on leave and excluded from company systems.

Accusations “fictitious”

JPMorganChase strongly denies the allegations. A spokesman said an internal investigation found no evidence. Lorna H. continues to work at the Bank. She has not yet commented on the allegations. Friends reported to the „New York Post“that the whole story was “fictitious”.

“John Doe” is now employed by an investment firm. According to his lawyer, the man now suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. He is seeking damages for lost income, emotional distress and damage to his reputation.