JPMorgan Chase

Wall Street banks cut more than 5,000 jobs even as they notch record profits

The banks’ willingness to trim headcount shows they are eyeing AI to help them do more with less

JPMorgan expects to spend about US$105 billion this year, excluding legal expense.

JPMorgan traders blow past expectations with biggest-ever haul

The biggest US bank has pulled in US$11.6 billion in trading revenue in the first quarter

Heitsenrether, on how AI will impact the world, says: “The ability to connect with people (will not) go away with technology, especially in our business. It’s a business that’s about trust and relationships."
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From intern to C-suite: JPMorgan’s Teresa Heitsenrether on building a fully AI-powered ‘megabank’

There are plans to more than double the company’s data and AI talent in the Asia-Pacific region, with ‘meaningful addition’ in Singapore

JPMorgan analysts forecast that America’s biggest banks will issue about US$35 billion in bonds this quarter.

Big US banks set to temper bond sales after strong 2026 debut

Sales will occur after the six firms release first-quarter results

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimo says the US economy remains resilient as consumers spend and businesses stay healthy.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns Iran war may drive inflation and interest rates higher

Dimon highlights major risks, citing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East alongside China tensions

Nasdaq sought approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in September to allow stocks to be tokenised and traded on regulated venues like itself.

IMF warns tokenised finance risks amplifying market crises ahead

Banks and companies such as BlackRock and JPMorgan test tokenisation to trade stocks and boost fee revenue

The stakes for the Wall Street lender – and the big investors it was lining up – were high amid market volatility and souring sentiment over software borrowers, sources say.

Inside ‘Project Eagle’, JPMorgan’s high-wire act to fund EA deal

How it pulled off the deal is part of a broader story of how Wall Street has navigated this war

JPMorgan's new target of 7,200 points still implies an 11% gain for the S&P 500 between its Mar 20 close and the year-end.

JPMorgan strategists cut S&P 500 target on Iran war uncertainty

[NEW YORK] JPMorgan strategists cut their price target on the S&P 500 index, saying the upside potential for risk assets is “more constrained” by a war in the Middle East. 

Taiwan is home to Asia’s third-largest ETF market behind Japan and China, according to industry group data.

JPMorgan’s first Taiwan ETF in over decade faces crowded market

The US asset manager’s fund will be its first one focused on Taiwanese assets since 2010