A former JPMorgan Chase employee who filed a lawsuit against senior executive Lorna Hajdini has now been identified as Chirayu Rana, according to a report by The New York Post.The complaint was originally filed anonymously under the name “John Doe” and included serious allegations of sexual abuse, racial harassment, and workplace intimidation. However, multiple reports indicate that an internal investigation by JPMorgan found no evidence to support these claims.Who is Chirayu Rana?Rana, 35, currently works as a principal at Bregal Sagemount, a New York-based investment firm led by Gene Yoon, a former Goldman Sachs executive. The firm focuses on sectors such as software, digital infrastructure, healthcare IT, and financial services.According to reports, Rana and Hajdini were colleagues, not in a reporting relationship, on JPMorgan’s leveraged finance team, which handles major corporate deals like mergers and acquisitions. Hajdini reported to managing director Brandon Graffeo, while Rana reported to a different managing director, Jon Wolter. This structure suggests Hajdini did not have direct authority over him.Rana previously worked at firms, including Houlihan Lokey, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, and The Carlyle Group. He is also a former basketball player and a graduate of Rutgers University.Allegations in the lawsuitIn the lawsuit, Rana alleged that Hajdini coerced him into sexual acts, claiming she drugged him with substances such as Rohypnol and Viagra and threatened his career if he refused. He also claimed that another executive entered his apartment uninvited and forced him into sexual activity.The case drew public attention after Daily Mail reported details from a court filing, which was later withdrawn for corrections.Response from Hajdini and JPMorganHajdini has strongly denied all allegations. Her legal team stated that she never engaged in any inappropriate conduct and had never even been to the location where the alleged incidents were said to have occurred.JPMorgan also rejected the claims, saying its internal investigation found no merit in the accusations. The company noted that while many employees cooperated, the complainant did not fully participate or provide key evidence.Broader contextThe lawsuit has sparked controversy, with allegations including claims of racial slurs directed at Rana’s Indian background and accusations of retaliation after he reported the incidents. Rana has said he was placed on leave, locked out of company systems, and suffered damage to his career.As of today, the case remains a high-profile dispute, with both sides firmly standing by their positions.NEW: The allegations that JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini turned her staffer into her “s*x slave” are fabricated, according to the New York Post.The outlet reports that 35-year-old Chirayu Rana is the man who brought the lawsuit.The man accused Hajdini of forcing him to… pic.twitter.com/nk9ZhNyYiG— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 30, 2026