JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase is the largest U.S. bank: Chase serves consumers and small businesses, J.P. Morgan serves companies, investors and governments, and it manages money for wealthy clients and institutions.
JPMorgan earned about $166 million of profit every day of Q3.
It earns fees by moving money, not only by lending.
Payments for companies are a large fee business beside loans and trading.
How big is JPMorgan Chase?
Split between Wall Street and Main Street.
- Commercial & Investment Bank$78.5B
- Consumer & Community Banking$76B
- Asset & Wealth Management$24.1B
- Corporate$7.03B
One bank for households and governments.
- 1Deposits through Chase
- 2Loans and cards
- 3Companies, investors, governments
Consumers, companies and wealthy clients all sit under one balance sheet.
More than JPMorgan Chase.
- Other shareholders82.99%
- The Vanguard Group9.86%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.15%
CEO: James Dimon
- 1799The Manhattan Company is founded
- 1871Drexel, Morgan & Co. opens in New York
- 2000J.P. Morgan & Co. merges with Chase Manhattan
- 2004Merger with Bank One
- 2005Jamie Dimon becomes CEO
Every number on this page comes from JPMorgan Chase's own reports.
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