Just days after being appointed to Trump's "Strategic and Policy Forum," JP Morgan CEO, Jamie Dimon, has been named Chairman of Business Roundtable.  Obviously, this is yet another prominent D.C. position for Wall Street just as Trump gets set to take the White House amid promises to "drain the swamp."

Per a press release posted to the Business Roundtable website, Dimon will take over the Chairman position from Doug Oberhelman, the CEO of Caterpillar, and will serve a two-year term that will last through December 21, 2018.

"Jamie is one of the most accomplished business leaders in America," Oberhelman said. "He is a strong and positive force for sound economic policies and the need for a diverse and skilled workforce. His depth of understanding and optimistic vision of America's future make him exactly the right person to lead Business Roundtable to work with the new Administration and Congress."