Diamond Days for JPM's Dimon

Harrison gets office space and administrative support until he turns 70 in August 2013, costing the firm about $267,000 a year.

The company is also providing Harrison with access to a car and driver and maintaining his "current home security arrangements" for a total of $682,000 this year. He will also have access to corporate aircraft for business travel.

And just what will he do these days for the bank?

Harrison "will be available to the firm to provide client advice and consultation on strategic and transitional issues commensurate with his role as former chairman," JPMorgan Chase says in the proxy.

JPMorgan Chase's annual meeting will be held on May 15. Shares of the company fell 3 cents to $48.47 on Friday.