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Current star at JPMorgan Chase is its consumer banking division
Its Wall Street business is being weighed down by regulatory pressures and continued low interest rates
Published Tue, Mar 3, 2015 · 09:50 PM
New York
ONLY in a few places is a reversal of fortunes in the financial industry more vividly illustrated than at JPMorgan Chase.
A few years ago, the company's consumer bank, Chase, was struggling under the weight of the mortgage crisis and a slow economy, while the JPMorgan investment bank thrived.
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