India, Feb. 27 -- JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon recently sparked a controversy after he cursed and launched a rant when asked about a petition against the company's return-to-office policy. In a recent interview with CNBC, he opened up about the incident, adding that he regrets his foul-mouthed expressions. However, he clarified that he stands firm about the policy regarding employees working from the office rather than from home.

"I do town halls all around the world and as you know I mope sometimes. I should never curse, ever," the CEO said during the company's global leveraged finance conference in Miami.

"I shouldn't get angry or stuff like that. But the gentleman asked a long question and I answered the question. I tried to give a lot ...