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Investment banking still has upside potential despite revenue slide: JPMorgan president Daniel Pinto

Kelly Ng
Published Tue, Nov 8, 2022 · 05:50 AM
    • Daniel Pinto, who moved from London to New York City last year, is the second-highest ranking officer at JPMorgan after CEO Jamie Dimon.
    • Daniel Pinto, who moved from London to New York City last year, is the second-highest ranking officer at JPMorgan after CEO Jamie Dimon. PHOTO: GAVIN FOO, ST

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    INVESTMENT banking activity has slowed significantly year on year, says JPMorgan Chase’s president and chief operating officer Daniel Pinto, but the base of comparison is a “massively elevated” one.

    Pinto, who is also chief executive of JPMorgan’s corporate and investment bank, noted that net revenue for global investment banking came in at a record US$132 billion in 2021.

    He estimates this figure will come down 43 per cent, to US$78 billion this year, which would be a “big drop” but is in fact similar to levels seen in the 2010s.

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